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Chagos deal architect 'considers No 10 exit': Report
- Jonathan Powell, credited with architecting the Chagos Islands sovereignty deal, may leave his role as National Security Adviser by the end of the year, though Downing Street denies this intent.
- Powell has played a key role in improving relations between the UK, the US, and China while being involved in the controversial Chagos Islands deal, which involved Britain's payment to lease back a military base.
- Powell plans to return to his mediation consultancy, Inter Mediate, founded in 2011 and linked to China, amid political controversy and internal government challenges.
- Powell advised Sir Keir Starmer against appointing Lord Mandelson as ambassador to Washington due to Mandelson's controversial history unrelated to Epstein ties.
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CONSERVATIVE Shadow Defence Minister Mark Francois has said that the government’s plan to handover the Chagos Islands to Mauritius is close to collapse. He told GB News: “The whole thing is unraveling before our eyes. It’s been re-ignited by a social media post by a freelance journalist called Robert Midgley that went viral overnight, and what he does is he proves conclusively that there is no credible legal threat to our sovereignty of the Chag…
Keir Starmer's Adviser Rejects Chief of Staff Role Amid Downing Street Departures
London – Jonathan Powell, currently serving as national security advisor to Prime Minister Keir Starmer, has… The post Keir Starmer’s Adviser Rejects Chief of Staff Role Amid Downing Street Departures appeared first on TIme News.
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