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Rows over defence investment plan ‘have badly harmed cabinet relations’
The protracted row over the defense investment plan (Dip) has caused severe infighting among Labour government ministers, damaging cabinet relations. The plan, delayed for months, is nearing final approval after departments agreed to reduce capital budgets by 1% to fund increased military spending.
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