The prime minister plans a debt re-set for Commonwealth nations, according to BBC News, and the move comes as talks begin on a formal apology for the slave trade.
The BBC reported that the prime minister is beginning talks about the UK issuing a formal apology for the slave trade in the next year. The summary of the report did not say whether the apology itself is expected within that period, or only the talks, and it did not name the parties taking part in the talks.
The BBC described the debt re-set and the talks as coinciding, saying the move comes as the talks begin. The summary did not describe the terms of the debt re-set, its size, or which Commonwealth nations would be affected, and it did not give a timeline for the re-set itself.
The BBC's headline places the debt plan and the apology talks side by side, and its summary follows the same pairing. The summary did not include any statement from the government on either matter.
No other outlet's report was among the sources available for this story, so the account rests on the BBC's headline and summary alone. The BBC's headline presents the debt re-set as a plan of the prime minister, and its summary presents the apology as a subject of talks. Readers seeking more detail should consult the full BBC report linked above.
Sources: BBC News: PM plans debt re-set for Commonwealth nations as slavery apology talks begin.