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	<author_name>Stop the War Coalition</author_name>
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	<title>Cut Warfare Not Welfare</title>
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	<description>In a telling and desperate bid to leave ‘a legacy’, Keir Starmer has insisted on announcing the Defence Investment Plan (DIP) before leaving office and before the Nato summit, committing an extra £15 billion to military spending. Never mind the cost-of-living crisis or the collapsing services he leaves behind, Starmer wants to be remembered as the man who ramped up spending on weapons to record levels. Andy Burnham has since pledged to “take my responsibilities fully” to fund the DIP, including plugging a £4.7bn gap in the arms budget through cuts to other services. Sign the petition to oppose UK rearmament and public service cuts. We demand welfare, not warfare.</description>
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