A modern British guided-missile cruiser

What would a proper modern British guided-missile cruiser look like if money were available?

An enlarged Type 83-style ship with about 192 VLS cells, significant aviation capacity, and guns to retain useful firepower when missiles cannot be reloaded at sea.

The proposed design resembles an enlarged Type 83 concept, with roughly 192 VLS cells and substantial capacity for helicopters or other aircraft. The point of retaining guns is logistical: vertical-launch cells cannot be replenished at sea in the same way as gun ammunition. In a conflict longer than a short missile exchange, the gun battery becomes an important endurance asset. Most of the battery would use Mark 41 launchers, while the existing 57 mm gun would remain rather than introduce a 76 mm weapon. Reusing an established gun controls cost and avoids adding another ammunition and support chain.