PRINCE William could have gone further to condemn slavery on his Caribbean tour, Sir Keir said.
In a rare royal intervention, Labour’s chief urged the future King to confront our colonial past.
William called slavery “abhorrent” in a speech but didn’t offer a full apology.
He and Kate even faced calls for the monarchy to pay reparations.
Sir Keir told LBC: “He could have gone further, but again it’s a difficult one.
“And I think he may go further in the future.”
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Sir Keir said modernising will be “bumpy” but the right thing to do.
He added their parade in an open-top Land Rover with William wearing military uniform was a “bit odd” and “harked of the past”.
He said: “I didn’t quite see how that actually fit that well with the aim of their trip.”
Education Secretary Nadhim Zahawi disagreed, saying: “I think the tour has been a fantastic outreach for the Prince and his wife.
“They’ve done a tremendous job.”
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