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31 days ago

Humiliation for Keir Starmer as Chagos deal vote is dramatically PULLED in House of Lords because Labour 'didn't have the numbers' ⊖

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a story from The Daily Mail 💩 › The Daily Mail

The Prime Minister delayed Parliament's approval of the agreement to give the Indian Ocean territory to Mauritius in the face of a threatened defeat in the House of Lords.

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4 months ago

Starmer's Chagos 'surrender' deal helps Mauritius top destination list for global super-rich thanks to tax cuts paid for by Britain's billions

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a story from The Daily Mail 💩 › The Daily Mail

The tiny Indian Ocean nation is tied with Monaco at the head of Nomad Capitalist's  Freedom Index 2025 after announcing plans to abolish income tax for most workers.

The least patriotic man EVER to hold high office? Even worse, Lord Hermer of Chagos, who's just grabbed unprecedented new powers, isn't even elected - but was appointed Attorney General by his Leftie lawyer chum Starmer, writes MATT GOODWIN

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a story from The Daily Mail 💩 › The Daily Mail

MATT GOODWIN: Nobody embodies that arrogant elite more perfectly than Lord (Richard) Hermer, the Government's Attorney General and most senior legal adviser.

5 months ago

6 months ago

Badenoch challenges Starmer at PMQs over winter fuel payment U-turn, Chagos deal and child benefit cap – UK politics live

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a story from The Guardian ⚠️ › International

Tory leader says PM should apologise to pensioners and asks how U-turn will be funded

Reeves says her changes to the fiscal rules last year will make more investment possible.

The decisions that we mad…

Sir Keir Starmer accused of signing 'one of the worst deals in the history of deals' after surrendering the Chagos islands for 'as much as £30billion'

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a story from The Daily Mail 💩 › The Daily Mail

The PM claimed the controversial giveaway of Britain's territory in the Indian Ocean would cost only £3.4 billion over the next century and was necessary to secure a vital military base.

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