Paul Skivington

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[Paul Skivington @skiv9]

@AvivaUK Support the UK ParaJiujitsu Team as we represent Great Britain internationally.
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[Paul Skivington @skiv9]

@Virgin Support the UK ParaJiujitsu Team as we represent Great Britain internationally.
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[Paul Skivington @skiv9]

@bt_uk Support the UK ParaJiujitsu Team as we represent Great Britain internationally.
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[Paul Skivington @skiv9]

@Barclays Support the UK ParaJiujitsu Team as we represent Great Britain internationally.
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[Paul Skivington @skiv9]

@Babcockplc Support the UK ParaJiujitsu Team as we represent Great Britain internationally.
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[Paul Skivington @skiv9]

@BAESystemsInc Support the UK ParaJiujitsu Team as we represent Great Britain internationally.
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[Paul Skivington @skiv9]

@British_Airways Support the UK ParaJiujitsu Team as we represent Great Britain internationally.
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[Paul Skivington @skiv9]

@JLR_News Support the UK ParaJiujitsu Team as we represent Great Britain internationally.
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[Paul Skivington @skiv9]

@BenObeseJecty Belter

[Paul Skivington @skiv9]

@AlistairCarns Surely a “cheers dits” is needed

[Paul Skivington @skiv9]

@richmiller29 @BenWallace70 @AlistairCarns @JuliaHB1 Absolutely

[Paul Skivington @skiv9]

@JohnHealey_MP thank you

[Paul Skivington @skiv9]

@TheUCS473 As long as he doesn’t accept the position of DEF SEC

[Paul Skivington @skiv9]

@PolitlcsUK Don’t accept the position if offered @AlistairCarns

[Christopher Hope📝 @christopherhope]

** John Healey resignation **
Key excerpt in letter from John Healey to Sir Keir Starmer:
"Your DIP financial settlement – which I was first given in full on Monday afternoon this week – falls well short of what is required for defence and the country at this dangerous time.
“The extra support is backloaded when the pressure of operations and imperative to speed up readiness to fight is in the first two years and it rises to just 2.68% of GDP in 2030, when we will reach 2.6% next year with the investment we are already making.
“You spelled out the threats last week: ‘it is our intelligence assessment, and the assessment of other countries in Nato, that there could be an attack by Russia on Nato as soon as 2030.’
“You know what defence needs. You made the argument for this powerfully in your speech at the Munich Security Conference back in February. #
"Without a DIP that meets the moment in this way, I am being forced to make decisions that would reduce the readiness of our forces and increase the risk to personnel on operations, and could make the country less safe.
“After explaining to you that I would not be able to accept a DIP settlement that does not give our forces the resources they need, I am now left with no other option than to submit my resignation as your Defence Secretary."

[Paul Skivington @skiv9]

@UKLabour what are you doing!

[Financial Times @FT]

UK defence secretary resigns over spending plan https://t.co/xPkSbHHQ0l

[Financial Times @FT]

UK defence secretary resigns over spending plan https://t.co/xPkSbHHQ0l

[Paul Skivington @skiv9]

@AlistairCarns @DefenceHQ He’s on the same timeline as Labour releasing the Defence investment plan

[Paul Skivington @skiv9]

@Mr_Andrew_Fox 🤣 almost as funny as Rifle hide and Seek

[Larisa Brown @larisamlbrown]

The situation inside the MoD is so bad that Britain is second bottom in a Nato league table that ranks member states based on the extent to which they are meeting their rearmament promises.
The UK is currently 31 out of 32 countries on a list — which may be published by the end of the month — detailing how each country is progressing in hitting the alliance’s capability requirements. The only country below the UK is understood to be Iceland, which does not have a military.
https://t.co/9ElwHkYPL6