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Starmer accused of delivering 'half-measures' with £15billion defence funding plan...and anger grows as there is STILL no firm date for reaching 3 per cent of GDP
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The UK's defence spending has been a topic of discussion in recent years, with some arguing that the current level of funding is insufficient to meet the country's security needs. The goal of reaching 3 per cent of GDP on defence spending is a benchmark that has been referenced by various politicians and defence experts, although the current timeline for achieving this target remains unclear. The £15billion defence funding plan announced by Sir Keir Starmer is intended to address some of the funding gaps, but its specifics and implications are still being assessed.
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Starmer accused of delivering 'half-measures' with £15billion defence funding plan...and anger grows as there is STILL no firm date for reaching 3 per cent of GDP
Sir Keir Starmer was accused of serving 'half measures' today after his Defence Investment Plan failed to deliver desperately needed funds for the Armed Forces.
30 Jun, 14:40