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Top brass say £5bn for military spending is a real-terms cut and makes Army 'ornamental force' - Vimarsana News

Top brass say £5bn for military spending is a real-terms cut and makes Army 'ornamental force'

Ben Wallace came under fire after the Government set out its defence priorities. These included an additional £3billion for nuclear submarines and £2billion to purchase equipment for Ukraine.

Protesters demand wealthy MP pays up for family's slave trade past | Slavery - Vimarsana News

Protesters demand wealthy MP pays up for family's slave trade past | Slavery

Rally outside home of Conservative Richard Drax demands reparations for 200 years of trade in Barbados 00:51 ‘Give it back’: protesters demand Tory MP pays for family’s slave trade past – video PaulLashmar Sun 18 Jul 2021 03.45 EDT Last modified on Sun 18 Jul 2021 08.52 EDT Protesters demanded yesterday that a Conservative MP should hand over his 621-acre sugar plantation to the people of Barbados as compensation for his family’s 200 years of slave owning and trading on the island. Richard Drax, the MP for Dorset South, has said the role of his ancestors was “dee...

Prime Minister fails to offer guarantees over army numbers amid cut fears - Vimarsana News

Prime Minister fails to offer guarantees over army numbers amid cut fears

Boris Johnson has failed to guarantee troop numbers will be spared cuts as he unveiled a major review of Britain’s foreign policy. The Prime Minister was pressed by Labour to explain whether the number of frontline personnel will fall, amid reports the Army could reduce by 10,000 in the coming years. After Conservative Richard Drax (South Dorset) suggested boosting the Army’s regular force beyond 100,000, Mr Johnson said the combined strength including reservists will remain above 100,000 but “tough decisions” will be required. In 2015, the then government’s review committed to main...