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The shock resignation of Defence Secretary John Healey reveals that Chancellor Rachel Reeves blocked efforts to give the armed forces the funding they need
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The shock resignation of Defence Secretary John Healey reveals that Chancellor Rachel Reeves blocked efforts to give the armed forces the funding they need

Read John Healey's explosive resignation letter to the Prime Minister.

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The Government has come under fire over its delayed defence spending plan.

The Ministry of Defence has been accused of "leaking money through basic incompetence", with Defence Secretary John Healey urged to "get a grip".

Nigel Farage has pledged to raise the VAT threshold for small businesses using Brexit freedoms as he warned voters not to back Andy Burnham's EU return plans.

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Jonathan Hall told Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood "national security is the health of the nation", with tensions over immigration threatening to rip communities into pieces.

The Conservatives will force a Commons vote to protect rail discounts for veterans, armed forces families and young people amid Labour nationalisation fears.

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