If the Axis captured the Toulon fleet

How would British strategy change if the Axis captured the French fleet at Toulon in late 1941?

Britain would reinforce the Mediterranean urgently, possibly accelerate capital ships, and might retain Repulse and Prince of Wales rather than deploy them east.

The captured force would add fast battleships, cruisers, destroyers, and submarines to the Mediterranean threat. Britain might accelerate Lion-class construction or a second Vanguard, while Repulse and Prince of Wales could remain away from the Far East if the crisis preceded Pearl Harbor. Fuel limits would constrain Axis use, but British planners still had to prepare for a concentrated sortie rather than assume the ships stayed idle.