Foreign office rejects Boris Johnson’s Chagos Islands handover fears

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Foreign office rejects Boris Johnson’s Chagos Islands handover fears
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The former prime minister said Britain appeared to be ‘on the verge of a colossal mistake’ if it gives control of the islands to Mauritius.

There is a joint UK-US military base on Diego Garcia, one of those in the cluster of Indian Ocean islands that make up the Chagos Islands

The UK entered negotiations with Port Louis over the future of the Chagos Islands after international pressure. It comes after Mr Johnson said in his weekly column for the Daily Mail that he had been told by an “informant” that it is a “done deal” that the UK will give the Chagos Islands to the control of the Commonwealth nation.

“They don’t share intelligence because they adore our quaint accents. We have a great and indispensable relationship because we have important things to offer – ­including Diego Garcia. Foreign Office officials said the UK Government was working in “lockstep” with the US during the talks on the future of the Chagos Islands and said it had the “full support” of Washington on all elements of the negotiation.

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