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Will Burnham back down on Labour's Chagos surrender? PM looking to 'recast' deal to hand over islands - as he vows to 'make progress' this year

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Daily Mail – News
“Will Burnham back down on Labour's Chagos surrender? PM looking to 'recast' deal to hand over islands - as he vows to 'make progress' this year”

The Prime Minister is working on a 'shared plan' with the US and Mauritius over the vital archipelago and is intending to make 'further progress' by the end of this year.

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The Guardian – UK
“Burnham wants to ‘recast’ Chagos Islands deal after US resistance”

UK PM says he wants ‘a new discussion’ with Washington over the disputed islands UK politics live – latest updates Andy Burnham has said he wants to “recast” the UK’s deal to cede control of the Chagos Islands after resistance from Washington, which said the agreement could instead be modelled on America’s Greenland deal with Denmark . The prime minister told the Economist he wanted “a new discussion” with the US over the disputed islands, which are home to the Diego Garcia military base.…

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The Guardian – World
“Burnham wants to ‘recast’ Chagos Islands deal after US resistance”

UK PM says he wants ‘a new discussion’ with Washington over the disputed islands UK politics live – latest updates Andy Burnham has said he wants to “recast” the UK’s deal to cede control of the Chagos Islands after resistance from Washington, which said the agreement could instead be modelled on America’s Greenland deal with Denmark . The prime minister told the Economist he wanted “a new discussion” with the US over the disputed islands, which are home to the Diego Garcia military base.…

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