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UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham Does Not Commit to 3% Defence Spending Timetable

UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham did not commit to a timetable for achieving the 3% GDP defence spending target during a parliamentary session. He stated that Chancellor John Healey would outline plans at the 2027 spending review. Concerns about potential backtracking on commitments were raised following the resignation of former Defence Secretary, who had called for a target date of 2030 for the spending goal.

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UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham did not commit to a timetable for achieving the 3% GDP defence spending target during a parliamentary session. He stated that Chancellor John Healey would outline plans at the 2027 spending review. Concerns about potential backtracking on commitments were raised following the resignation of former Defence Secretary, who had called for a target date of 2030 for the spending goal.

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Burnham will NOT commit to 3% defence timetable: Plans to meet target will be under wraps until spending review in 2027

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UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham Does Not Commit to 3% Defence Spending Timetable