A later Falklands war and Royal Navy capacity

How might the Royal Navy have fared if the Falklands War occurred after the Nott Review?

Submarines and more Sea Wolf ships would help, but carrier availability would be uncertain and the campaign would remain difficult.

The answer treats amphibious ships, carriers, submarines, and air defence as a connected force problem. Fearless and Intrepid are expected to survive because their utility had been demonstrated, while the availability of Hermes or Invincible becomes less certain. British submarines would still constrain Argentine naval operations, and additional Sea Wolf-equipped escorts could improve local air defence. Britain might still prevail, but the force would face different vulnerabilities and no easier campaign.