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UK commits £8.4bn to Dreadnought submarine programme to renew Trident deterrent

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The UK government has announced £8.4 billion in funding for the Dreadnought submarine programme, aimed at modernising its Trident nuclear deterrent. Prime Minister Andy Burnham unveiled new agreements tied to the initiative, which forms a central pillar of the government's broader defence strategy. The investment is expected to create thousands of jobs and apprenticeships across the defence sector. The programme will replace the ageing Vanguard-class submarines with newer, more advanced vessels. Officials say the move is intended to strengthen both national security and economic recovery.

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