BBC News reported in its press review, BBC News press review, The Papers, that many of Sunday's front pages examined what comments by Andy Burnham on an apology for slavery mean for the King.

The review's headline on the subject read "PM lets down the King," according to BBC News. The summary does not say how that headline relates to Burnham's remarks, nor does it identify the prime minister named in it.

BBC News also reported a second headline in the same review, which concerns a secret night attributed to a person named Kenny. The summary does not state where or when that night took place, and it does not explain the headline further.

The BBC News summary does not say what Burnham said about the apology, who would issue it, or what it would cover beyond slavery. It also gives no detail on how the King is affected beyond the headline.

The BBC News summary does not name the newspapers whose front pages are described. The material available for this report contains no reaction from Burnham or from the King, and no account of the apology itself.

The summary describes the front pages in general terms. Because it is brief, this report cannot confirm the full wording of any front page or the context of Burnham's comments.

BBC News is the sole source for this report. Readers seeking fuller detail should consult the original review.

Sources: BBC News: The Papers: 'PM lets down the King' and 'Kenny's secret night at Maya's'.