Listen, we've got a developing story now. Chagosians who have returned to the islands are now hiding

due to British patrol boats searching for them. And I'm delighted to welcome Misley Mandarin,

who is the Chagosian government's unofficial first minister who's on one of the islands. Mr. Mandarin,

welcome to talk breakfast.

Hello, sir. Thank you for the islands. Mr. Mandarin, welcome to talk breakfast. Hello, sir.

Thank you for having me.

I'm just going to tell you,

we've just been served this piece of paper

to leave the island,

to leave my homeland from the British patrol,

from the British Indian Ocean Territory Patrol,

which is absolutely a disgrace to this government.

So Mr. Mandarin, have the authorities come off a boat onto the island

and handed you this eviction notice?

They sent me an eviction notice.

They sent me an eviction notice and they said,

if I don't leave there, I will be jailed for three years.

Which I'm happily to do it for my country.

I've got the right to be here.

And tell me why you feel so passionately that you have a right to be in the Togosian Islands.

Because we've been exiled once and that story will never happen.

So that's why. This is my homeland. My dad is next to me.

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