The King received a warm welcome in The Bahamas tonight ahead of what could prove to be a bumpy autumn royal tour.
With growing demands for a formal apology and reparations for Britain’s role in the historic transatlantic slave trade, Charles, 77, arrived in the capital, Nassau, where he was given a full ceremonial welcome as head of state.
Stepping off the British government’s official Voyager plane, His Majesty looked sprightly and smiling, dressed in a beige summer suit, tie and sunglasses, as he walked down the steps to be greeted at Lynden Pindling International Airport by a selection of dignitaries.
After disembarking,
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