The UK's Ajax armoured vehicle program is set to receive a £250 million funding boost, despite facing significant delays. This decision has sparked backlash as other Whitehall departments are facing cuts to fund the additional defence spending.

The Ajax armoured vehicle programme will proceed, with officials stating the decision is aimed at safeguarding jobs, as reported by The Times.

MPs have been warned that the £6 billion Ajax armoured vehicle program, plagued by repeated setbacks since its 2017 target operational date, may never be fit for combat.

The Ajax armoured vehicle programme will continue its operations, with the decision primarily driven by efforts to save jobs.

The British Army is set to restart trials of its problematic Ajax armoured vehicle, which were previously halted after making soldiers sick. The resumption aims to address the issues that plagued earlier tests.