From 6:45 PM Spectator.co.uk will be broadcasting the latest Spectator / Intelligence Squared debate on whether or not Britain needs its Trident nuclear weapons system. Speakers include Baroness Helena Kennedy, Sir Malcolm Rifkind, the SNP spokesman Angus Robertson and Times columnist Oliver Kamm. The event will be chaired by Jonathan Freedland of the Guardian. Listen live from 6:45pm.
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Lee Jakeman
November 20th, 2007 11:00pm Report this commentFaced with the prospect of countries like Pakistan having the bomb and us not, I think the only answer to this question can be "yes". What's there to debate about?
John Tait
November 27th, 2007 7:30am Report this commentAs a former Polaris submariner I would suggest that faced with increased Russian military expansion, it is vital that Britain retains her nuclear deterrent.
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