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What is the UK’s Chagos Islands deal and why has Trump labelled it ‘great stupidity’?
The US president has appeared to change his view on the deal
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independent.co.uk
Trump calls UK’s Chagos Islands deal act of ‘great stupidity’
The criticism comes just one day after the UK prime minister called for calm between the US and Nato allies
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theguardian.com
Minister plays down Trump’s claim Chagos deal is ‘act of great stupidity’ and says diplomacy with US is working – UK politics live
Chief secretary to Keir Starmer insists that his relationship with the US president is ‘working’
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Trump’s latest attack on UK ‘not normal’, says top Starmer ally after Chagos U-turn
Donald Trump launched a blistering attack on Britain’s plan to cede the Chagos Islands to Mauritius
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I was there when Trump backed Starmer on Chagos. This is why his U-turn is so bizarre
Political editor David Maddox was in the Oval Office when Trump gave his blessing to Starmer for the Chagos deal, but now the US president has changed his mind as the row over…
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What is the UK’s Chagos Islands deal and why has Trump labelled it ‘great stupidity’?
The US president has appeared to change his view on the deal
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What are the Chagos Islands – and why is the UK returning them to Mauritius?
Donald Trump has called the plan to transfer sovereignty ‘stupid’ and linked it to his own push to acquire Greenland
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arabnews.com
UK defends Chagos deal after Trump accuses London of ‘great stupidity’
LONDON: The UK government said on Tuesday its deal to hand the Chagos Islands to Mauritius “secures” the future of a key US-UK military base on the Indian Ocean archipelago, after…
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bbc.com
UK defends Chagos Islands deal after Trump calls handover 'act of great stupidity'
The US president says it is "another in a very long line of National Security reasons why Greenland has to be acquired".
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UK to hand Chagos Islands to Mauritius despite Trump’s taunts, No 10 says
PM’s spokesperson insists government’s position is unchanged and that the US still supports the deal