Prime Minister Rishi Sunak delivers a keynote address at the Policy Exchange think tank in central London, telling voters they face a "stark choice" at the national vote later this year, and that he is the one who can keep them safe while realising Britain's opportunities, May 13, 2024
Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament condemns the firm's plans for AI-assisted small modular reactors
RISHI SUNAK was accused of desperate scaremongering as he claimed Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer would risk national security and embolden Russia’s Vladimir Putin today.
The straw-clutching Prime Minister said Labour’s position on defence sent the wrong message at a time when the world was facing “one of the most dangerous periods we’ve ever known.”
He said the country faced threats over the next five years from an “axis of authoritarian powers,” extremists seeking to sow division at home, artificial intelligence and global forces imperilling people’s financial security.
Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament condemns the firm's plans for AI-assisted small modular reactors
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