Interview with Ben Wallace MP on HMS Queen Elizabeth deployment

The transcript discusses the UK's new 65,000-ton aircraft carrier, highlighting its construction in six UK shipyards and its role as the first fifth-generation aircraft carrier in NATO. The carrier will travel 26,000 miles to Japan, carrying over 3,000 personnel and aircraft. Its mission is to project global Britain, reinforce NATO's strength, and uphold international maritime laws. The deployment is not meant to provoke but to show solidarity with allies and celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Five Power Defence Agreement with New Zealand, Australia, Malaysia, Singapore, and the UK.

What is the significance of the 65,000-ton ship mentioned in the text?

How does the ship project Britain's capabilities in the context of NATO?

What are the international laws and agreements mentioned that the ship aims to uphold?

What is the purpose of the UK's deployment in the South China Sea as described in the text?

What historical agreement is being celebrated with the deployment of the ship?