Meeting the 2 % NATO
target on defence spending and raising the inheritance tax threshold both get majority support.
The DUP support more money on defence, and are keen to see the UK reach the 2 % NATO
target on defence spending.
Not exact matches
BEIJING, March 5 - China
on Monday unveiled its largest rise in
defence spending in three years, setting a
target of 8.1 percent growth over 2017, fuelling an ambitious military modernisation programme amid rising concerns over its security.
BEIJING, March 5 - China unveiled its largest rise in
defence spending in three years
on Monday, setting an 8.1 percent growth
target compared to 2017, fuelling the country's ambitious military modernisation programme amid rising Chinese security...
But a separate bill is being proposed to make a similar pledge in
defence, one that makes sure we maintain Nato's
target of two per cent of GDP
spent annually
on military expenditure.
Britain may fail to meet its
target of
spending two per cent
on defence, but there is a clear majority for the like - for - like replacement of Britain's nuclear deterrent: Conservative and Labour MPs will combine to marginalise their SNP, Lib Dems and Plaid opponents
on an issue that's dominated the last few weeks.
The pair's speeches come a few days after Liz Kendall voiced support of free schools and pledged to meet the Nato
target of
spending 2 per cent of GDP
on defence.
I am therefore suggesting that we set an aspirational
target of the percentage of public
spending on sea
defence that is needed in the medium term.
From
targeted tax cuts to new
spending promises, political leaders have focused
on education, child care,
defence, the environment and more.