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7 has called , has called on 7 has called on eu allies step up defence atties te step ere eefenses ,,,,, saying this atties te step pp eefenses ,,,,, saying this is a once spending, saying this is a once in a durational moment for the —— once in security of europe. —— once in a generational moment. the �* how much governments issue of how much governments across europe put aside is now top of the political agenda. nick has been looking nick eardley has been looking numbers. the us has atetheenumbers- the us has atetheenumbers- the us has a considerable played a considerable role in financing support, particularly on the front. us on compared to spending on ukraine compared to other countries, you see in pther'eepntriee; yep een eee in the us contribution is rectc the us centriteptien is around of the total, 7 we 7 7 7 we have 7 7 we have also 7 some other large can 7 7777 c7a7h the 7germany germany money tjks eerreany senes meney ,. ., ,, s mostly individually, mostly military. separately, the eu separatetyt the ett sehee ~ ~ . financialaid. non—military financial aid. this gives a sense of how

important us is for to help ukraine or man a in to help ukraine or man a peacekeeping force there peacekeeping force if there is a deal? here a sense a peace deal? here is a sense of who spends in europe, of who spends what in europe, the darker the colour, the higher spending as a ,:,. 7°7f777777 ,; "a 7 ofgdp. 7 77 of gdp. some eereieh ef eeeeemeeeuh�*eriee |s eereieh et eeeee'eeeeee�*eee is just eereiee et eeeee'eeeeeeeee is just 1.3%. ere tewt epein iejpettse'e; ' ' "" can see the you can see near the border with it is higher, is more than 1r%. is more tha7n 1r%. uk fetefie ie fiefe ei�*iéfi. ee�*ethe isie777 around fetefie ie fiefe ei�*iéfi. ee�*ethe isie77 around 2.3% of gdp at spends arepndszsss�*b/g ef gdp at moment. can spends arepndszss�*b/g ef gdp at moment. can see on this the mement. yep can'seecxn this it has the mement. yep can'ses'en this it has gone up a wee bit. chart it has gone up a wee bit. the labour says the labour government says it wants to increase that to 2.5%, but it hasn't said when. 2.5% it would cost would be costly, it would cost roughly 6 billion extra per year according to the institute fiscaléjiei—ee 3%, 77 77 for fiscal studies. 3%, mentioned at the weekend by nato chief rutte would nato chief mark rutte would cost about an extra 20 billion a year. donald trump 5%

a year. donald trump wants 5% from allies, that's 80 from nato allies, that's 80 a year for the billion extra a year for the uk. and for figure, extra uk. and for any figure, extra will be hard to find at a mepey wit! besha rd tetind at a when mepeywitttteshardteflnd at a when there is time when there is already pressure on government budgets. if you throw in today makes a if yep threw— i n tedeyma hes a to spend if yepthrewsinstedeymahes a to spend billions, maybe need to spend billions, maybe of billions on tens of billions more on defence, it adds up to an —cal gggymous economic political and geggjjynous economic political and challenge. fiscal challenge. a really difficult spot for the to be in. it eeeerflieeflt te ee ins tt eepie "e”e'e’w'w their eeeereieeet te ee ins tt eepie ' " " their ability gseeefhfijeee te ee ins tt eepie ' " " their ability to threaten their ability to deliver on their manifesto promises made less a year promises made less than a year ago. promises made less than a year auo. ., ago. there are financial pressures _ ago. there are financial pressures all _ ago. there are financial pressures all over - pressures all over europe. spending more on is spending more on defence is likely to mean potentially difficult in other difficult decisions in other areas. studio: nick eardley bbc 7

he said the uk will undertake reforms on defence spending russia's war in ukraine. has defence secretary been saying? has defence secretary been sa in: ? been saying? he was promising he would rearm _ he would rearm the country, promising the shake—up promising the biggest shake—up of uk,” in 50 years. this efs th defencesinsestears. this that investment in defence matched 777777n71atched7by77 matched by and —= to wa7y to way that the changes to the way that the department and the way these things in the way these things are structured. the strategic strpctpred. the strategic review he was talking defence review he was talking about has been going on for about has been goinglforwe, now. but obviously the feetight " more in the spotlight and more attention has paid to what eheeeiee eee eeee eeie ee eeeee 7 7 healey eeeeeeiee eee eeee eeie ee eeee 7 7 healey was saying this 7 - 7 mernin'g'given'the events in and ukraine. mern'rng'given'the events in and ukraine. but it is russia and ukraine. but it is more broad that, it is more broad than that, it is the strategy for about the uk's strategy for the future of defence. this is how outlined it this morning.

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and as a new word, delivery. and as a new government we are delivering :-—— eee defence over these 7 defence over thes77i�*7 for defence over these first seven — for defence over these first seven we have stepped and speeded up support for increased ukraine. we have increased defence _ ukraine. we have increased defence spending this year by defence spendingt.�* -. - £3 defence spending thisyealby -m_ defence spending this year by £3 billion and will z— to spendin- 2.5% of set a path to spending 2.5% of gdp _ set a path to spending 2.5% of gdp in— set a path to spending 2.5% of gdp in the he about whether 2.5% is now the right —:: at given 77 at given that 77 at given that ther7e have aiming at given that there have been calls for the uk to go e7 really 7 a nswer to 7 answertothat 77 7 answer to that but77 7 answer to that but7as you an answer te that'bpt as yep stuck to this line of heard, stuck to this line of setting out a pathway to 2.5% the spring. so still no in the spring. so still no timeline on we timeline on when we will a;— to timeline on when we will , to that timeline on when we will ee7e7 to that point. but actually get to that point. but the clearly the argument clearly coming from the ministry of defence is that it's notjust about how you spend but mpch meney yep spend bpt'where invest it how you spend you invest it and how you spend it. they are claiming are

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for years of inaction. recommendations and proposals for reform are to be announced in spring. ways to cut crime, it seems, will not be able to rely on time inside alone. frances read, bbc news. the first of up to 390 prisoners will be released early from scotland possible jail is in the latest attempt to ease overcrowding. last year

the scottish parliament pass emergency legislation allowing eligible inmates sentenced to less than four years

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