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Wednesday, February 06, 2013

Trident is no longer key to Britain’s security

Trident II (D5) - UGM-133 |In 2006, the Labour government decided to pursue like-for-like renewal of Trident, a decision that was reaffirmed by the Coalition in 2010.

The thinking underpinning both decisions now needs to be re-examined.

Since 2006, important things have changed and it is time for a more honest debate about the defence choices facing the country.

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