Prince William has said Black people are still facing racism and discrimination in modern-day Britain as he paid tribute to the Windrush generation.
William was speaking as he and the Duchess of Cambridge attended the unveiling of a national monument at London’s Waterloo Station to celebrate the dreams and courage of the Windrush generation who came to help Britain rebuild after the Second World War.
The monument is a 12-ft statue – of a man, woman and child in their Sunday best standing on top of suitcases – that was unveiled today to mark Windrush Day.