There are growing signs the Tories may not renew the Trident
nuclear defence if they attain power.
Not exact matches
The Scottish National Party has declared its intention to remove Britain's Trident
nuclear deterrent from its soil
if the referendum passes, but the newly independent nation would need some kind of
defence force.
Shadow
defence secretary Liam Fox said it is necessary as you can not tell
if other countries, such as Iran and North Korea, will develop
nuclear weapons.
The committee also warns of «very significant» consequences
if the Ministry of
Defence has to shoulder the full costs of updating Britain's Trident
nuclear deterrent.
Shadow
defence secretary Maria Eagle has criticised Jeremy Corbyn for saying he would not launch a
nuclear strike
if he was prime minister.
Shadow
defence secretary and frontbench colleagues attack Labour leader for saying he would never use
nuclear weapons
if prime minister
Defence sources told The Times the investment in «long - lead items» in the
nuclear deterrent was key in order to prepare for the full replacement programme
if renewal is ratified by MPs.