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When the head of the British Army, Sir Patrick Sanders, looks out over the world, he sees dark clouds.

Russia's war in Ukraine. What's happening in Gaza? Growing tensions with China?

Recently, speaking at a military conference, General Sanders said the country

needed to start preparing itself for an all-out war. Like the one in Ukraine, where nearly every person in the country

would have to serve in some way.

And he reckons, the UK isn't ready.

Gen Z are signing up to the armed forces in fewer numbers than generations before.

His comments have kicked off a debate over the past few days,

that's mostly been about why kids these days are so lazy, so unpatriotic, so unwilling to sit in a

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