Labour Accused of Defence Backtracking
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•Labour ‘backing away’ from 2.5pc defence spending pledge
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Shadow defence secretary James Cartlidge MP said there was no question’ that Sir Keir Starmer was now backing away’ from this.
It is understood the Chancellor will not set out a timeline for increasing defence spending in the Budget on Wednesday .
Instead choosing to defer any decisions until next year at the earliest.
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