Healey

British

/ ˈhiːlɪ /

noun

Denis ( Winston ), Baron. born 1917, British Labour politician; Chancellor of the Exchequer (1974–79); deputy leader of the Labour Party (1980–83)

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Asked about the project on Thursday, Healey said: "My first duty is to make sure that those armed forces who put their lives on the line to protect us all are not damaged or put at risk by the kit - the systems - we provide so our determination is to continue working with General Dynamics."

From BBC

Pressed on when the investigations were likely to conclude, Healey said: "We'll complete them just as soon as we can and we will continue to update parliament on the progress we make on that".

From BBC

Healey was in Cardiff to announce a UK government £50m investment in the defence sector in Wales.

From BBC

Visiting Cardiff, John Healey said he recognised the uncertainty for the workforce and that the investigations would be completed "as soon as we can".

From BBC

Defense Minister John Healey said on Friday, referring to Britain and Germany cooperating on a long-range hypersonic missile—a field Europe is behind on.

From The Wall Street Journal

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