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macroJun 30, 2026, 9:54 AM

UK PM Starmer: Defence Spending to Reach £80bn per Year by 2029

UK Prime Minister Starmer announced defence spending will rise to £80 billion annually by 2029, increasing to 2.7% of GDP with a trajectory to 3% in the next parliament. Non-military spending will be cut to fund the increase.

UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer has announced a significant increase in defence spending, committing to £80 billion per year by 2029. The new target raises defence expenditure to 2.7% of GDP, with a path to reach 3% in the next parliament.

The defence investment plan published today takes spending to 4.2% higher than current levels. To fund this, the government will reduce non-military spending, including on civil service staff.

Source: First Squawk