Sir Geoffrey Cox Recieved £75,000 to Advise Mauritian Government Ahead of Chagos Surrender Deal

Tory MP Sir Geoffrey Cox was paid a whopping £75,000 to advise the Mauritius director of public prosecutions between July 6 and September 30, according to The Times. The Chagos surrender deal was announced on 3 October…

Local reports say that Cox discussed the deal with Mauritian prime minister Navin Ramgoolam, who also consulted “other legal advisers who defend Mauritian interests”.[…] Read the rest