The UK’s armed forces minister, Al Carns, has resigned, citing insufficient funding for the military. His departure follows that of previous Defence Secretary Ben Healey, intensifying scrutiny of defence spending within the government. Carns publicly stated his belief that the armed forces are not receiving adequate financial support to meet required standards. The resignation triggered a cabinet reshuffle, with Dan Jarvis appointed as the new Defence Secretary. This move comes as the government faces increasing pressure to address concerns about the state of the UK’s defence capabilities. The timing of the resignations suggests a deeper disagreement over budgetary priorities for the armed forces. Further details regarding the specific funding shortfalls remain under discussion.