Sky News Breakfast: Could the UK fight a war?

Sky News published this video item, entitled “Sky News Breakfast: Could the UK fight a war?” – below is their description.

This morning on Sky News Breakfast:

– Could we fight a war? A senior US general has told Defence Secretary Ben Wallace the British Army is no longer regarded as a top-level fighting force.

– We ask government minister Helen Whately exactly what the prime minister knew about Nadhim Zahawi’s tax affairs – and when.

– And a major search is under way to find a 45-year-old woman from Inskip, Lancashire, who vanished while walking her dog.

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