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“We will be spending, I think, 3 per cent in the next parliament." Armed forces minister Luke Pollard MP reiterates the defence secretary's assurance that there is "no doubt" defence spending will increase in the next parliament, but stops short of a guarantee. Kate McCann

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@LukePollard @KateEMcCann Why the performative attitude? Make a clear case, make clear decisions, deliver. What’s with the boosterish tone?

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