Coming up to three minutes past six, welcome to talk breakfast. Mark Dolan in for Jeremy Kyle, a big four hours to come.

And breaking this morning, Trump slams surrender, Starmus.

So can the Chegos Islands give away be prevented?

We're going to go live to the Chegos Islands and the acting first minister in the show.

We broke the story yesterday on talk breakfast in an exclusive.

The four patriots,

British Chagosians have gone back to those islands,

and they've told me on this program,

they will fight for their lives to keep the Chagos Islands British.

Meanwhile, the BBC finally admit that there are grooming gangs in London, but did the mayor get the memo?

And following announcements, of course, around Reform's front bench and the appointment of Robert Jenrick to Shadow Chancellor, a simple question for you at four minutes past six in the morning.

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We're going to start today with the front pages pages and we begin with the Daily Telegraph,

who I've got to say ran our talk breakfast exclusive on their website yesterday afternoon.

They've picked up on the story. The headline, do not give away Chegos. Trump tells Stama.

Why is it the leader of the free world? Why is it the president of a foreign country,

the United States, that's more concerned about British sovereign territory than our own

Prime Minister? I've got to say there's a theme emerging when it comes to the governance of this

country. It's not only Stama. It was Theresa May. It was Boris Johnson. We've had this for years now,

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