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- Historian David Starkey has said using comments denounced as racist during a discussion about slavery were "a bad mistake" for which he is "very sorry". He apologised "unreservedly" for the offence his "deplorably inflammatory" words had caused, saying he had spoken "with awful clumsiness".
Oct 13, 2020 · Dr Starkey said he had made "a serious error for which I have already paid a significant price" 13 October 2020. Updated 14 October 2020. Historian Dr David Starkey has said he is being...
Oct 21, 2020 · 21 October 2020. Dr Starkey said he had made "a serious error for which I have already paid a significant price" Police have dropped their investigation into an interview in which historian...
Oct 14, 2020 · Dr Starkey said he had made "a serious error for which I have already paid a significant price" Historian Dr David Starkey has said he is being investigated by police over an interview in...
Oct 14, 2020 · Police interviews with Mr Grimes and Mr Starkey have been postponed. Mr Grimes called the investigation a waste of money and police time, and claimed it impinges on press freedom in a series of...
Historian David Starkey has revealed he is being investigated by police following a controversial interview with Brexit campaigner Darren Grimes.
Jul 6, 2020 · Historian David Starkey has issued an apology after saying slavery was not genocide because there are "so many damn blacks" still around. The academic and TV presenter made the comments during an ...
Oct 21, 2020 · After the investigation was initiated, the academic released a statement, saying the comments were “a serious error for which I have already paid a significant price” while also stressing that he “did not” intend “to stir up racial hatred.”
