King Charles III will not personally receive a petition from Jamaica as its government steps up a campaign for Britain to pay £7.6billion in slavery reparations.
The Jamaican delegation has arrived in London with a petition for Buckingham Palace as it attempts to lobby the monarch for a massive payout by UK taxpayers.
Royal observers had initially expected the petition to be given to Charles as Jamaica’s head of state, asking him to put three questions to the Privy Council.
But Buckingham Palace has now told Newsweek this will not happen in person, with the King away in Scotland as he continues his
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