Debate

(FEBRUARY 20)

Should we apologise for the past and what will the future generations apologise for on our behalf?

Tony Blair's expression of regret for the slave trade, following on from the General Synod's apology for their role in the trade, has opened up the question whether we should and can apologise for the past and raises the issue of what future generations will apologise for on our behalf.
Chair Anne Johnstone, John Gilmore, A C Grayling, Melanie McGrath, Mike Phillips and Clare Short.

Video produced by Gordon Bell and Stuart Miller BA Journalism students at Glasgow Caledonian University.