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Foreign firms that win defence contracts will have to invest in UK under new policy – UK politics live

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Wes Streeting says overseas suppliers of defence contracts will need to spend the equivalent amount in the UK Yesterday the Institute for Fiscal Studies (see here ) and the Resolution Foundation (see here ) delivered fairly negative assessments of the…

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