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Kemi Badenoch avoids comparing Tory missile plans to Israel’s Iron Dome
Summary
Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch declined to compare her party's proposed 'Britannia Shield' missile defence system to Israel's Iron Dome, and insisted the plans were not a gimmick. She said she would invest £10 billion over 10 years in the radar, missiles and technology system.
Latest: Kemi Badenoch avoided comparing the Conservative Party's missile plans to Israel’s Iron Dome, stating they are not a gimmick.
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How it unfolded
Tuesday 6 October
Kemi Badenoch avoided comparing the Conservative Party's missile plans to Israel’s Iron Dome, stating they are not a gimmick.
- 06:10The IndependentBadenoch disowns comparison of Tory missile defence plans to Israel’s Iron Dome
- 06:08Evening StandardBadenoch disowns comparison of Tory missile defence plans to Israel’s Iron Dome
- 04:40The IndependentKemi Badenoch shies away from comparing Tory missile plans to Israel’s Iron Dome
- 04:31Evening StandardKemi Badenoch shies away from comparing Tory missile plans to Israel’s Iron Dome