Argentina has vowed it will take "full sovereignty" over the Falkland Islands - after Sir Keir Starmer's Government decided to give up control of a remote archipelago. Yesterday, the UK announced that Britain had returned the Chagos Islands,

Starmer defends Chagos Islands decision amid Argentine claims over the Falklands - The Prime Minister said the agreement with Mauritius secures the long-term future of a joint UK-US military base.

Downing Street has scrambled to defend the Falkland Islands after Argentina's attempts to leverage the Chagos Islands debacle for its own gain. In light of yesterday's controversial move, Argentina renewed its vow to take full sovereignty of the Falklands,

Concerns have been raised over the future of the Falkland Islands after the UK gave up control of a remote archipelago - sparking anger from indigenous campaigners and MPs. In a move which has since been dubbed a “strategic disaster”,

The United Kingdom agreed on Thursday to give up control of islands that hold a secretive U.S. military base to

The UK has given up a top secret island to Mauritius after years of arguments and negotiations. The Chagos Islands in the Indian Ocean has been strictly out of bounds since 1973 ever since the UK and US used the island as a military base.