Replacing Trident: Background Briefing for Parliamentarians BACKGROUND BRIEFING for PARLIAMENTATRIANS
REPLACING TRIDENT BACKGROUND BRIEFING FOR PARLIAMENTARIANS DR. NICK RITCHIE BRADFORD DISARMAMENT RESEARCH CENTRE JANUARY 2011 DEPARTMENT OF PEACE STUDIES : UNIVERSITY OF BRADFORD Government and Parliamentary reports on Trident Government Strategic Defence and Security Review, Fact Sheet 10: Trident Value for Money Review, Ministry of Defence, October 2010. Policy Options for the Future of the United Kingdom’s Nuclear Weapons, Liberal Democrats report, April 2010. The Future of the United Kingdom’s Nuclear Deterrent, Cm 6994, Cabinet Office, December 2006. “Laying the Foundations for Multilateral Disarmament”, speech by Defence Secretary Des Browne to the Conference on Disarmament, Geneva. February 5, 2008. Margaret Beckett, “A World Free of Nuclear Weapons?”, Carnegie International Nonproliferation Conference, Keynote Address, June 25, 2007. Parliament The United Kingdom’s Future Nuclear Deterrent Capability, National Audit Office, HC 1115 Session 2007- 2008, November 2008. Global Security: Non-Proliferation, House of Commons Foreign Affairs Committee, HC 222, June 2009. The United Kingdom’s Future Nuclear Deterrent Capability, House of Commons Public Accounts Committee, HC 250, March 2009. The Future of the UK’s Strategic Nuclear Deterrent: The White Paper, House of Commons Defence Committee, HC 225, March 2007. The Future of the UK’s Strategic Nuclear Deterrent: the Manufacturing and Skills Base, House of Commons Defence Committee, HC 59, December 2006. The Future of the UK’s Strategic Nuclear Deterrent: the Strategic Context, House of Commons Defence Committee, HC 986, June 2006. House of Commons Library reports Claire Taylor, Trident after the Strategic Defence and Security Review, House of Commons Library International Affairs and Defence Section, November 2010. Claire Taylor, Future of the British Nuclear Deterrent: A Progress Report, House of Commons Library International Affairs and Defence Section, September 2010.
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