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National Health Service (Charges) (11 Mar 1985)

Mr Kevin Barron: ...which is five times the general level of inflation—did the right hon. Gentleman tell the Prime Minister and other Cabinet Members that the increase was tiny compared with the amount spent on Trident — [HON. MEMBERS: "Oh!"] Government Members are dropping their heads. Perhaps they would drop a lot more if Trident were ever used. Did the right hon. Gentleman tell the Cabinet that...

Orders of the Day — Coal Industry (26 Nov 1984)

Mr Kevin Barron: I thought for a minute that the hon. Member for Ludlow (Mr. Cockeram) was about to go on to the cost to the Exchequer of the common agricultural policy or the Trident programme, although, as he said, the Government seem to be scraping round for other orders. I am pleased that the order concerning the redundant mineworkers payments scheme is going through. It is a pity that it did not go...

Oral Answers to Questions — Defence: Services (Fighting Capability) (22 May 1984)

Mr Kevin Barron: What likely effect will the Trident programme proposed by the Government have on our non-nuclear defence capability?

Pensioners (23 Nov 1983)

Mr Kevin Barron: .... We are supposed to be civilised. We should make sure that there are good basic state pensions for old-age pensioners. If one is wondering where to look for finance, one need look no further than Trident. Some £10 billion will be spent on weapons of death and destruction. It is immoral that any Government should consider that when our pensioners are in such a plight.

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