Britain's outgoing Prime Minister Keir ​Starmer unveiled on Tuesday his long-delayed Defence Investment Plan, promising an increase of 15 billion pounds ($19.8 billion) in funding to better equip the country to fight the wars of the future in a blueprint ⁠he described as his legacy. In what is most»»»

Keir Starmer warned his successor not to borrow more to pay for defence as he raided energy, transport and housing projects to pay for a £15bn military spending plan. The prime minister revealed his long-awaited defence investment plan (Dip) on Tuesday after an 11-month government row that cost him»»»

Britain’s prime minister Keir Starmer stands beneath a display of UAV drones as he delivers a speech following the publication of the long-delayed Defence Investment Plan (DIP). (AFP pic) LONDON: Prime Minister Keir Starmer unveiled his long-delayed Defence Investment Plan on Tuesday, promising an »»»