Chagossian Britons Karen Merle and Steeve Mandarin have branded Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer's Chagos deal a "betrayal", as they told GB News locals could be "homeless" as a result of the Labour leader's controversial handover.

Announcing the deal last week, the Prime Minister defended the agreement as a key contribution to Britain's security ties with the US, insisting there was "no alternative".

Chagossian Britons Karen Merle and Steeve Mandarin have branded Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer's Chagos deal a "betrayal", as they told GB News locals could be "homeless" as a result of the Labour leader's controversial handover.Announcing the deal last week, the Prime Minister defended the agreeme...{ai:summary}<p>Chagossian Britons Karen Merle and Steeve Mandarin have criticized Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer's recent Chagos deal, calling it a "betrayal." They expressed concerns that the agreement could leave locals "homeless." </p><p>Starmer defended the deal as essential for strengthening security ties with the US, claiming there was "no alternative." #politics</p>

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