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  1. Starmer's government prioritizes NATO spending, while John Healey resigned over the defense plan, and Donald Trump urged allies to increase spending.

John Healey resigned over inadequate military funding, leading to Dan Jarvis's appointment as successor and Pamela Nash's departure from government.

9 reports, 8 independent Updated Jun 12
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John Healey resigned over inadequate military funding, leading to Dan Jarvis's appointment as successor and Pamela Nash's departure from government.

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Keir StarmerJohn HealeyDan Jarvis

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  1. Healey resigned over spending; Starmer appointed Jarvis as Defense Secretary, and Streeting quit.1 source
  2. Burnham challenges Starmer's leadership as Healey resigns and the government faces Cyprus deployment issues.1 source
  3. Jarvis succeeded Healey following his resignation over defense funding; Nash also left government.1 source

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