The UK will cut its public expenditure in order to pay for an increase in defence spending, Rachel Reeves ... unnecessary red tape that slows down the procurement of defence equipment, from ...

Picture: LBC The Prime Minister announced in February that defence spending would increase in the UK from 2.3% to 2.5% of GDP by 2027, with around £6 billion being moved away from overseas aid to be ...

A minimum of 10 per cent of the Military of Defence’s equipment budget will be invested ... announced its intention to reform the UK’s defence procurement system, which has been criticised ...

Under new plans, 10% of the government's defence equipment budget would ... a "broken" procurement system. The government is also setting aside 400 million pounds to be spent on UK defence ...

EU member states will likely agree to an increase in defence spending by 1% of GDP from 2026, which could boost eurozone GDP by 0.1% in 2026, 0.2% in 2027, and 0.3% in 2028. As potential EU ...

An increase in UK defence spending is part of a "macho agenda of militarisation", Northern Ireland's first minister has said. Michelle O'Neill was speaking after the chancellor used her Spring ...

Treasury chief Rachel Reeves conceded Wednesday in a statement to lawmakers about the state of the public finances that also saw her flesh out plans to boost defence spending. Against the backdrop ...