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Anglo-French nuclear patrols - a step towards disarmament

2010-03-23 14:25

The Guardian has reported that the French government has offered to create a joint UK-French nuclear deterrent by sharing submarine patrols with the Royal Navy.

All eyes on Obama as NPT Review conference approaches

2010-03-22 15:34

The Royal Society has just published an excellent new briefing highlighting how the scientific community can support nuclear arms control and disarmament initiatives, and the

Panic in Portland during nuclear submarine emergency exercise

2010-03-14 15:48

Several national newspapers have picked up a story from local newspapers in Dorset about the fiasco which resulted when local councils and the Royal Navy tried to run a nuclear emergency exercise in the Portland area.

What else could we do with £97 billion?

2010-03-17 22:24

NPT Review conference: what will Britain's role be?

2010-03-04 15:36

The Mayors for Peace delegation in action at the Foreign Office

When the General speaks, keep your ears open

2010-02-25 19:44

Strong language

2010-03-15 21:44

It's not just campaigners and activists who feel that the recent planning application for a new Enriched Uranium Facility at the Aldermaston Atomic Weapons Establishment was handled badly by West Berkshire Council.

West Berkshire has received stinging criticism from neighbouring Reading Borough Council, which has written to West Berkshire to highlight concerns about consultation over the planning application.