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Labour’s Chagos betrayal: police close Helm case, but our fight for British sovereignty goes on

The Metropolitan Police spent two days assessing a post on X and has now closed the matter. No charge will follow. But the episode has turned attention back to a decision that has never been put right: the agreement to hand sovereignty over the Chagossian homeland to Mauritius. We have been fighting that decision in the courts for more than a year, and on 5 November we will be back.

Labour’s Chagos betrayal: police close Helm case, but our fight for British sovereignty goes on

The Metropolitan Police spent two days assessing a post on X and has now closed the matter. No charge will follow. But the episode has turned attention back to a decision that has never been put right: the agreement to hand sovereignty over the Chagossian homeland to Mauritius. We have been fighting that decision in the courts for more than a year, and on 5 November we will be back.

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