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Tag: CND
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CND, ‘To de-alert or not to de-alert, that is the question.’
February 1999.
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Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament, ‘Submission to the Defence Committee Inquiry: The Future of the UK’s Strategic Nuclear Deterrent: the White Paper.’
12 January 2007.
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Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament, ‘Alternative White Paper: Safer Britain, Safer World, The decision not to replace Trident.’
November 2006.
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Malcolm Rifkind, speech to Centre for Defence Studies, ‘UK Defence Strategy; a Continuing Role for Nuclear Weapons?’
17 November 1993.
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Defence Briefing: ‘Nuclear Targeting of the Third World,’ CND.
May 1992
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Against the Tide
'Against the Tide. Why the Trident Commission's views on retaining British nuclear weapons are outdated and out of touch'. Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament, July 2014.
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Trident, jobs, and the UK economy
Trident, jobs – and the UK economy
Executive summary
A decision to initiate design work on the replacement for Britain’s Trident submarine based
nuclear weapons system is due to be taken by the end of this year – 2010. This
report examines the employment consequences of this decision. It considers the latest
figures on the cost of Trident replacement as well as the running costs of the existing
and replacement systems. It does so in the context of the Strategic Defence and Security Review,
due to be published in October 2010, that has been tasked to propose cuts in existing defence
budgets of up to 20 per cent and, contrary to previous government assumptions, to include within
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The cost of British nuclear weapons
'The cost of British nuclear weapons'. Campaign for Nuclear Disarament. March 2007.
