King Charles's eventful trip: from near face-plant to addressing colonial history
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King Charles, during a state visit to Kenya, nearly tripped on faux grass at a cemetery but was saved by Queen Camilla. The couple met with Kenyan war veterans and Charles expressed remorse for the violence committed during Kenya's struggle for independence. There are calls for Charles to apologize for the royal family's historic links to slavery and provide reparative justice. His next international trip will be to the United Arab Emirates for the United Nations Climate Change Conference.
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