In a jungle clearing on a small Pacific island, the descendants of a tribe of cannibals bow to a British pensioner and apologise for having his relative for dinner - literally.
The man they were apologising to was Charles Milner-Williams, 65, of Hampshire.
The meal they were apologising for was his great-great grandfather, the Reverend John Williams, who was killed on the island of Erromango, now part of Vanuatu, 170 years ago.
The people of Erromango hold a ceremony to apologise to Reverend Williams' family about his untimely death
A portrait of Reverend John Williams, who was killed and eaten by cannibals in the 1830s
