Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds has acknowledged the need for increased defense spending in the UK, with the government’s upcoming spending review expected to outline plans for this. Pressure to increase spending has arisen following US President Trump’s call for NATO members to allocate 5% of GDP to defense, as opposed to the current 2%. Labour has pledged to raise the UK’s defense spending to 2.5%, emphasizing the importance of national security and prosperity.
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Addict leaves pensioner, 89, ‘crying and shaking’ after vile strip-search threat
Brian Orpen, a drugged-up thug, attempted to rob an 89-year-old man at a bus stop in Stockton, accusing him of theft and hitting him in the head, leaving the victim crying and shaking. The elderly man was on his way to visit his wife of 60 years in a care home when Orpen targeted him, but a kind motorist intervened, preventing further harm. Orpen, with a history of drug-related offenses, pleaded guilty to attempted robbery...
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