- The British Army has been told to stop "non-essential" training, including large live fire exercises and tank-Apache drills in the UK.
- Units preparing for deployment or already deployed, plus drone and counter-drone training, will continue unaffected.
- The pause comes as PM Burnham faces pressure to reach 3% GDP defence spending, with the Treasury deferring plans to next year's review.
British army told to stop non-essential training exercises to save money
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