From a more lethal' army to extra AI what's in Starmer's strategic defence review?
Briefly

In a significant overhaul of Britain's defense strategy, Prime Minister Keir Starmer has revealed a comprehensive review that focuses on enhancing military readiness. With a commitment to invest heavily in new nuclear capabilities and advanced weaponry, Starmer aims to create a more lethal armed forces. The plan includes a dozen new attack submarines and the acquisition of modern aircraft and drones. This response underscores the escalating concerns over international security, particularly regarding the threat posed by Russia and the conflicts in Ukraine, as the UK seeks to bolster its defense.
"The prime minister has ordered up to a dozen new attack submarines, 15bn worth of nuclear warheads and thousands of new long-range weapons after the report concluded that the country should prepare for war."
"Ministers have announced they will implement all 62 of the report's recommendations in full but there will be a number of immediate steps."
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