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Labour promised to increase the department's budget to 2.5% of GDP – but have refused to say when the extra funding will come in.
Her comments come after Iran launched hundreds of missiles at Israel last night.
But Tom Tugendhat maintained a Conservative government has often "served this country well".
"I can take you to streets in Oldham where no one speaks English," the new leader of Reform said.
The Today programme presenter gave the chancellor a brief political history lesson.
Education minister Damian Hinds was unable to name a single university course that could be axed.
"You're basing what you're saying on incomplete information," the Radio 4 presenter pointed out to the ex-home secretary.
The chancellor mentioned the nickname three more times throughout the interview.