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5 Aug 2016

Trident in a time warp: party politics vs defence needs

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by Rebecca Johnson via OpenDemocracy As Britain and Europe reeled from Brexit Theresa May rushed through the vote on Trident replacement. Was this strong leadership or our human security being sacrificed to expediency? Part 1. In her first parliamentary debate … Read More

10 May 2016

Acronym’s submission to the Labour Defence Review 29th April 2016

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9 Feb 2016

Trident is too important an issue to be shouted down

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Trident needs a sensible, mature debate. Labour MPs’ bickering simply plays into the Tories’ hands by deflecting attention from their European split by Owen Jones via The Guardian Last night, a group of Labour MPs yelled down the shadow defence secretary, … Read More

11 Jan 2016

Labour party members may get say on Trident policy

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Jeremy Corbyn says executive to decide whether to introduce rules that could see end of support for nuclear deterrent Jeremy Corbyn has cleared the way for Labour party members to be given a decisive role in whether to change … Read More