Why didn't Britain disarm in the league of nations?

Britain did not disarm in the League of Nations due to a combination of national security concerns and the desire to maintain its imperial power. The rise of aggressive powers in Europe and the threat of potential conflicts made disarmament seem risky. Additionally, Britain sought to retain its military capabilities to protect its interests and influence globally, leading to a reluctance to fully commit to disarmament initiatives within the League. Consequently, the lack of trust in other nations' commitments to disarmament further justified Britain's decision to maintain its military strength.