London: Prime Minister Keir Starmer unveiled on Tuesday his long-delayed Defence Investment Plan, promising an increase of £15 billion in funding to better equip Britain to fight the wars of the future in a blueprint he described as his legacy.
In what is most likely his last major policy announcement, Starmer said after last-minute discussions between the finance ministry and Britain's new defence minister, Dan Jarvis, the plan had been sharpened and went further than a previous document that prompted his ally, John Healey, to resign.
