![Nobody seriously believes that Scotland, a country of 5.25 million people, would want to be in possession of nuclear weapons Vanguard-class |](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhT8h44hW-el4lqGKF69Q1R2wHNwku8fuDE_iL73KmEGAUmGPfne05FiIQ5u3v7jsoxRGhYEgR8-qr1F02jIZf49b0YuPEWzZRnRmPDA5CSLgVfx11E7Zgqj8pM8MJCkSwqV8pm/s144/rn_vanguard_sub.jpg)
In an interview on BBC1's Andrew Marr Show, the first minister said Friday's decision by the Scottish National party (SNP) conference to remove Trident from Scottish soil, while still seeking membership of Nato, was non-negotiable.
Ideally, he said, all the UK's nuclear weapons would be scrapped if Scotland won independence. "Far better it was curtains for Trident, I would say," he said.
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