Defence Secretary Wes Streeting confirmed the UK is reconsidering its deal to hand over control of the Chagos Archipelago to Mauritius. The review follows criticism from US President Donald Trump, who called the agreement "terrible" during a meeting with British Prime Minister Andy Burnham. The deal, which involves multimillion-pound payments to Mauritius, is now on hold as London reassesses its position. The UK had previously agreed to transfer the islands, but the lack of US support has raised concerns. Trump's comments during their meeting at the United Nations General Assembly highlighted the growing tensions over the issue. The review comes amid broader diplomatic discussions between the UK and the US on international agreements. Streeting emphasized the need for a reassessment to ensure the deal aligns with international interests. The Chagos Islands remain a point of contention, with historical and legal complexities surrounding their sovereignty. The UK's decision reflects the influence of US diplomatic stance on major international agreements.