Despite the talks of ceasefires and the market rallying, serious calculations are going on behind the scenes assessing what really lies ahead – and it doesn’t look good, writes Chris Blackhurst B ritain has a one in four chance of being involved in a major war before 2036. A major war is defined as more than 500 British service personnel deaths or 250 in a conflict in which there are 10,000 combatant deaths overall. The last time this occurred was the Korean war. The forecast was provided by Dr