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DSEI 2015: UK defence report

10th September 2015 - 08:52 GMT | by Tim Fish in London

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As industry gathers in London for the biennial defence carnival that is DSEI, much talk will centre on the likely outcomes of the UK’s forthcoming Strategic Defence and Security Review (SDSR).

With the 2010 SDSR widely criticised for leaving the UK ill-prepared for the tumultuous global environment we’ve seen over the past five years, this year’s edition is regarded as a chance to right a lot of wrongs.

In a wide-ranging defence report, Shephard explores the options for the 2015 SDSR in terms of capabilities and considers the industrial and historical context.

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