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23 June 2026·Defence Spending and ReadinessWe have a plea for defence spending to hit 3% by 2030 from a party whose manifesto committed to spending just 2.5% by that date, and calls for a fully funded defence investment plan fit for the modern
23 June 2026·Defence Spending and ReadinessI will keep going. Rather than debate the issues constructively, we have a motion urging orderly government from the party that gave us five different Prime Ministers and five different Defence Secret
23 June 2026·Defence Spending and ReadinessI have given way enough times; I will keep going. The Opposition want to use the wider situation in Westminster for political grandstanding—it is all they can do and it is all they know how to do—but
23 June 2026·Defence Spending and ReadinessI think I have been generous. I am going to keep going—thank you. Unlike the suggestion in today’s motion, the DIP has not halted this Government’s investment in turning around our hollowed out armed
23 June 2026·Defence Spending and ReadinessIt is on the hon. Gentleman as well. He has questions to ask about his party’s support for defence—for example on its refusal to fund the welding school that would have brought us vital skills. The De
23 June 2026·Defence Spending and Readiness
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