hello and welcome to bbc news. the british foreign secretary liz truss has defended the uk s new security agreement with the united states and australia, which has caused a growing diplomatic row with france. the deal known as aucus will see australia given the technology to build nuclear powered submarines. liz truss has said it will make the uk safer and protectjobs. but the french, whose own submarine deal with australia has been cancelled, are angry about that. courtney bembridge reports. at the centre of this diplomatic row is an agreement with the us and the uk to give australia the technology to build a fleet of nuclear powered submarines. the problem is australia already had a submarine deal with france that s been torn up and france is furious duplicity. been torn up and france is furious. there has been lying, duplicity, a major breach of trust and contempt. this will not do things are not going well between us. and i m with the president of france. it s hard to
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