![A handout photograph released by the UK Parliament shows Britain's Prime Minister Boris Johnson delivering a statement on the Government's 'Integrated Review' in a socially distanced, hybrid session at the House of Commons, in central London on March 16, 2021. Britain on Tuesday announced plans to increase its stockpile of nuclear weapons, reversing a trend towards disarmament after the end of the Cold War. A government review of defence, security and foreign policy said emerging threats made it no longer possible to stick to its commitment to reduce warheads.
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British Prime Minister Boris Johnson delivering a statement on the government's Integrated Review at the House of Commons, London. AFP/UK Parliament
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson delivering a statement on the government's Integrated Review at the House of Commons, London. AFP/UK Parliament
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