UK leader says investment is vital in ‘more dangerous and contested world.’ United Kingdom Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is set to announce plans to invest 200 million pounds ($252m) in the country’s nuclear deterrent and civil nuclear industry. Sunak will on Monday announce a “national endeavour” to secure the future of the nuclear submarine-building and...
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National endeavour launched as UK outlines commitment to nuclear deterrent
The approach to investing in and maintaining the UK’s nuclear deterrent has been unveiled by Defence Secretary Grant Shapps for the first time today. The Defence Nuclear Command Paper has been published today following the Prime Minister declaring a ‘national endeavour’ to secure the future of the UK’s thriving defence nuclear industry and backed by...
PM announces national endeavour to strengthen the UK’s nuclear deterrent
Prime Minister to announce public and private investment to reinforce the nuclear workforce and support 40,000 expected new jobs Government will commit more than £200m over the next decade to ensure Barrow thrives as the home of UK nuclear submarine-building Defence Secretary will publish flagship Defence Nuclear Enterprise Command Paper later today to set out full...
UK firm appointed to build Australian AUKUS submarines
British firm BAE Systems will partner with ASC Pty Ltd to build Australia’s nuclear-powered submarines, in a major moment for the AUKUS programme. Meeting in Australia, Defence Secretary Grant Shapps, Australian Deputy Prime Minister Richard Marles, and US Ambassador to Australia, Caroline Kennedy, welcomed the partnership. The submarine builder deal follows months of negotiations and...
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Choosing a job doesn’t have to be all about making money. Some people prioritise doing something they love, feeling a sense of purpose, a healthy work-life balance or spending time with like-minded people. But let’s be honest, a decent pay cheque does make a difference. And where you live can determine just how likely you’ll be able to reach...
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Unilever, the consumer goods firm behind brands including Marmite and Domestos, has revealed plans to cut 7,500 jobs across its global operations. The UK-based firm, which employs around 128,000 staff, said the proposed losses would come mainly from office roles as technology advanced. It admitted the UK, where it has 6,000 workers, would be included...
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