Chagos Islands Deal has intervened with the last minute legal activity

The government was temporarily banned as a result of negotiations with the last minute instructions by the High Court of Judge.

At 02:25, BST Mr. Justice, two officials who filed a lawsuit against the foreign office were given “Intervention Intermediate Intermediate”.

Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer was expected to be attended by representatives of the Mauritanian government on Thursday morning with a virtual signing ceremony.

The agreement would see the UK’s hand to Mauritania, but to allow Britain to continue to use a military base for 99 years in the Pacific archipelago.

The British government should not yet determine the estimated payments to Mavritius as part of the British taxpayer as part of the agreement, but it is expected to run billions.

Answering a court spokesman said, “We do not comment on the ongoing legal work. This agreement is the right job to protect our English peoples and national security.”

Mauritania Prosecutor General Gavin Glover said: “It will not be suitable for us to make any comments today for a short time.”

The court will hear the case again on Thursday at 10:30.

The legal action was brought by two chagossian women, Bernadette Dugasse and Bertrice Pompe.

At the beginning of this year, the lawyer said Michael Polak: “If the government does not take official consultation with the people of the official, the former government is a continuation of the terrible attitude.

“People stay with the closest connection to the islands, but their needs and desires are not taken into account.”

The judge said in his order in the morning and in the morning: “The accused should not complete the talks on the possible transfer of the British Indian Ocean area, as in accordance with the specific terms of the British Indian Ocean.”

“The suspect is to protect the jurisdiction of the United Kingdom in the Indian Ocean area until the additional order.”

The order states that the judge’s “intermediate relief” and “when the bidder read the bidder” and “when reading the defendants’ order.

Representatives of the community of the community are meeting with Minerster Stephen Doughty, a foreign office for discussions on the sovereignty of the area.

The meeting is expected to include six delegates from the group of three different ousting community.

“The meeting will be the opportunity to discuss the communication projects of the FCDON and the new community,” An email sent to the representatives at the beginning of this week, he said.

Chagos Archipelago, Mauritania still left Mauritania in 1965 when the British colony.

The British Islands received £ 3 million, but Mauritania claimed to give the islands illegally illegally to give the islands from Britain to independence.

In the late 1960s, the British invited us to build a military base in Diego Garcia and take thousands of people on the island.

The immigration order given in 1971 prevented the return of the islands.

Chagos Islanders themselves – some in Mauritania and the Seychelles, but others living in Crawley in Sussex – do not talk to a voice in the fate of his homeland.

Some are determined to return to the isolated island, some pay more attention to the rights and status in the UK, others argue that the status of archipelago is not resolved by outsiders.

Mylene Augustin, a member of the UK official, said he hoped it would not be signed in the current form, and said that the Islands were abusing between Britain and Mauritania.

“Like Bernadette and Bertrice, my father was born in Diego Garcia. It’s my legacy,” he said. “(The court’s decision for the intermediate relief) is good. Our destiny needs to be determined … We must have our rights.”

In recent years, the British islands are in connection with the general meeting of international pressure and the United Nations by the General Assembly of the United Nations and the General Assembly with Mauritania

In late 2022, the previous conservative government began negotiations on the management of the territory, but did not agree when 2024 lost its strength in the total elections.

After the intervention, the Conservative Shadow Foreign Minister Priti Patel said: “It is bad for our surrender and security interests, and our security is bad for our British Cagos.”

According to him, the legal intervention “Keir Starmer and (Minister of Foreign Affairs) David Lammy” humiliating “.

Reformed Britain criticized the contract before. In March, the party leader Nigel Farage said that Britain will pay the “eye water” in Mauritania and should be handed over to the United States instead of the islands.