Trieste as a model for a British amphibious ship

What does the Italian ship Trieste suggest for future British amphibious construction?

It offers a strong baseline, though a British version would probably be lengthened and adapted for harsher sea conditions.

The Italian Navy's Trieste is an interesting and broadly sensible amphibious ship. Its layout is compared with the Queen Elizabeth-class carriers, giving British planners a familiar point of reference. A Royal Navy version would likely need modification rather than direct copying. Lengthening the design could improve its behaviour in South Atlantic conditions and other demanding operating areas.