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  1. Keir Starmer aims to finalize a Defence Investment Plan for the NATO summit, while political activity continues in Westminster involving Andy Burnham.

Yvette Cooper pressures Keir Starmer over defence spending, while John Healey resigns over the DIP, and Cooper backs Andy Burnham.

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Yvette Cooper pressures Keir Starmer over defence spending, while John Healey resigns over the DIP, and Cooper backs Andy Burnham.

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  1. Healey resigned under Starmer; Burnham and Starmer affirmed UK's commitment to NATO.1 source
  2. New political maneuvering intensifies around Starmer's defence plan ahead of the NATO summit.1 source

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