
'We must do what it takes to meet this new world head on'
The prime minister speaks as the UK government unveils its defence spending plans.
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The prime minister speaks as the UK government unveils its defence spending plans.

Jarvis says defence spending plans "reflect the realities of warfare" and commits to strengthening the UK's nuclear deterrent.

Chancellor Rachel Reeves speaks as the government announces its defence spending plans.

The defence investment plan will set out how billions will be spent on equipping the UK Armed Forces.

Former Chief of the Defence Staff Admiral Sir Tony Radakin says defence must be a priority for the next prime minister.

Former Chief of the Defence Staff Admiral Sir Tony Radakin says defence must be a priority for the next prime minister.

Labour accused the Conservatives of trying to "rewrite history" after making defence cuts while in power.

Labour accused the Conservatives of trying to "rewrite history" after making defence cuts while in power.

Three new sites in Oxfordshire, Suffolk, and Yorkshire could house about 3,750 asylum seekers if permission is granted.

Sir Keir, like his predecessors Liz Truss and Boris Johnson, lost the capacity to viably govern, our political editor writes.

Sir Keir, like his predecessors Liz Truss and Boris Johnson, lost the capacity to viably govern, our political editor writes.

Three new sites in Oxfordshire, Suffolk, and Yorkshire could house about 3,750 asylum seekers if permission is granted.