Strammer has pledged to make the UK ‘Battle-Reddy’

The Independent political editor David Madox Report:

The strategic defense review has been set to submit in Parliament, with several MPs complain that they still have not seen a copy.

While the locks were available to journalists in briefing, most MPs, including opposition shadow defense minister, are still in darkness, Independent It has been told.

As stated earlier, Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle has been described as “fuming” on leaks for Sunday newspapers.

This means that not one but two important questions have been delayed in the big moments of the government.

The Green Party has criticized the new defense plans of the stormer, arguing that the government should try to “see the deep causes of insecurity” worldwide.

“Keer stormer looks as if he is on the path of a war with his” war-taiyar, armor-clad nation “rhetoric,” said Eli Chows MP, who is brief defense to the parliamentary green party, said.

“Security is not only based on arms expenses and dangers, but also on real leadership that also uses diplomacy and development. There should be a real commitment to an international order based on human rights, equality and real cooperation.

“To avoid the magnitude of war and armed conflict, we need to see deep causes of insecurity, including poverty and climate breakdown.”

He said that the status of the Green Party is to support the “International Assistance Budget restoration at least 0.7 percent Gross National Income (GNI)”.

He said: “We will continue to argue whether real patriotism means abolishing UK-made weapons or components, being sold to dictators, human rights abusers or for use against citizens anywhere in the world.”

The Independent political editor David Madox Report:

Paul Johnson, director of the Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS), believes that the unspent about 3 percent commitment of GDP on defense is that it can be funded only with tax growth.

Talking to Times Radio this morning, he said: “It seems that the government wants to restore the winter fuel payment. It is thinking about the two-child limit for the benefit.

“We have received a review of a spending next week. And if we are actually going to spend another £ 10-15 billion per year on defense, then we are essentially going to spend more on health and pension and so, you will really have to ask the question what you are going to make?

“And I mean, clearly, it really feels that the only option is available, if we are going to go through all those things, what is really quite choppy to pay for it.

“But of course, this is not something that the Prime Minister or Chancellor are really ready to say.”

The Independent political correspondent Archie Michel Report:

The Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS) has warned that the “quite chunky” tax hike will be required to fund the planned uplift of Sir Kir Stmper in defense spending.

Paul Johnson, director of The Economic Think Tank, told Times Radio: “It seems that the government wants to restore the winter fuel payment. It is thinking about the two-child limit for the benefit.

“We have received a review of a spending next week. And if we are actually going to spend another £ 10-15 billion per year on defense, then we are essentially going to spend more on health and pension and so, you will really have to ask the question what you are going to make?

“And I mean, clearly, it really feels that the only option is available, if we are going to go through all those things, what is really quite choppy to pay for it.

“But of course, this is not something that the Prime Minister or Chancellor are really ready to say.”

After the government started the government’s new strategic defense measures by Sir Kire Stmper, ministers will face more questions from fellow MPs.

Around 4:15 pm, Commons will have necessary questions on the future of the UK nuclear preventive.

This will then be followed by a statement made by Defense Secretary John Hele.

We will bring you the latest updates here.

The Independent political editor David Madox Report:

It seems that the government is angry at the “leaked” IT strategic defense review before the Sir Lindsay Hoyal Government is declared in Parliament.

The speaker is quite sticker for this and has collided with ministers before that.

This time he has given an important question about the leaking of SDR and declaration outside the House of Commons for 3.30 pm.

This will definitely delay the SDR being presented in Parliament in itself.

The Independent political correspondent Archie Michel Report:

Sir Kir Stmper refuses to rule with fresh cuts in the International Assistance Budget are “disappointing”, a network for organizations working in international development and humanitarian aid.

Bond reacted to the PM that with a warning left further assistance on the table, leaving the money that money is “part of the same triangle” for development expenses and defense.

Gidon Rabinovitz, director of policy and advocacy, said: “It is disappointing that the Prime Minister has failed to further cut the UK aid to fund the defense spending.

“Defense, diplomacy and development are not competing for priorities, they are part of the same triangle. Increasing the defense budget, promotes the defense budget, breaks this balance and risks long -term global security.

“You do not strengthen our national security by weakening many equipment that weakens using global struggle, fighting poverty, dealing with hunger and protecting us against future epidemic.”

Two more amazing-class submarines, HMS Agammon and HMS Agincort, are ready to enter the service at the end of 2025 and the end of 2026, respectively.

Agamemnon is currently undergoing tests with the Royal Navy as part of a test and commissioning program, while Agincourt remains under construction.

The US, Australia and the UK, as part of the joint defense deal – are known as Aukas – is ready to greatly promote its fleet of submarines after the UK defense review.

An additional 12 submarines will bring the UK fleet to more than 20. It is much smaller than the US fleet of 71, and 66 each of China and Russia 66.

It seems that the government is angry at the “leaked” IT strategic defense review before the Sir Lindsay Hoyal Government is declared in Parliament.

The speaker is quite sticker for this and has collided with ministers before that. This time he has given an important question about the leaking of SDR and declaration outside the House of Commons for 3.30 pm.

This, of course, will delay the SDR being presented in Parliament in itself.