Britain faces hard choice on its world power role debate
In a House of Commons clash Denis Healey defended Britain east of Suez as stabilizing, while Christopher Mayhew quit as Navy Minister arguing the cost and risk of a global role. Mayhew urged withdrawal to avoid overextension. Healey warned of a vacuum inviting great powers.
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