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Foreign firms that win defence contracts will have to invest in UK under new policy – UK politics live

Overseas companies winning UK defense contracts are now required to invest in the UK. This new policy aims to create jobs and develop local industries by ensuring that funds are spent domestically.

The Guardian· Oct 30, 2026 · 10:55 AM · 2 views

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Overseas companies winning UK defense contracts are now required to invest in the UK. This new policy aims to create jobs and develop local industries by ensuring that funds are spent domestically.

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