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Today, the frontline is here, apparently.

Britain gets ready for war.

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Good morning to all of you. Thank you very much for being here this morning.

Thank you for sharing with me the work that you're doing here, some of which we can see right behind us.

The Prime Minister was in Scotland on Monday to deliver a pretty scary warning to anyone who might think that we're nice and safe on our Sogy Little Islands.

We have to recognise that things have changed. In the world of today, the front line, if you like,

is here. The threat we now face is more serious, more immediate and more unpredictable than at any time since the Cold War.

Kirstarmer looked at ease playing the role he likes the most, the somber statesman, the reliable grown-up.

Surrounded by an audience of apprentice submarine builders, he outlined the risks the UK faces.

We face war in Europe, new nuclear risks, daily cyber attacks, growing Russian aggression in our waters,

menacing our skies. But Stama said he had a plan.

The blueprint to make Britain safer and stronger.

A battle-ready armour-clad nation with the strongest alliances and the most advanced capabilities

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