so perhaps herma needs to get this deal over the line.else needs to get this deal over the line? well, the lawyer for mauritius, philippe sands. mr sandsis mauritius, philippe sands. mr sands is a long term friend of keir starmer's, and even reportedly campaigned for him to become labour leader. the only thing that makes sense about giving away the chagos islands and giving away £18 billion as well is, if that's the price starmer has to pay to keep his mate, the attorney general, happy and his mate, the lawyer for mauritius, happy. that's just my opinion, of course. now, if the tories did the same thing, i think they would be called corrupt. but here's the world exclusive for you. gb news spoke to steve bannon, president trump's 1522 00:10:1

. >> just to cut it off at the pass, i suspect you're about to say so, so, so, lord herma and indeeduding keir starmer, they make the argument that there's this thing called the cameron rule. so they are presented with the case. they take that case without fear or favour. you seem to be. >> it's not actually true. >> it's not actually true. >> if you're if you're a human rights lawyer, you go after cases like this and the things that he has, he he conducted a case with a group of sri lankans who were seeking asylum on the chagos islands, and that's how he was involved in that. but the bottom line is you talk to a lot of i was watching some interviews today. a lot of the people on those islands don't want to be under the power of mauritius. they want to remain british. they're proud to be british. they're proud to be british. and yet and suddenly we're landing them with a country that is a thousand miles away from the mauritius. that's not that's part of that is pro—china. >> yes, matthew, which is that i do wonder whether or not there is a certain type of individual in britain, maybe