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Orders of the Day — British Shipbuilders (Borrowing Powers) Bill (9 Jul 1987): Mr Kenneth Clarke: If the hon. Gentleman is talking about how the cost of Trident is calculated for the purpose of defence debates, he must make his point to my right hon. Friend the Secretary of State for Defence the next time Trident's cost is regarded as an issue. If he is asking whether the correct market value was placed on Vickers when it was privatised, I must say that I understand that it was correctly...
Oral Answers to Questions — Employment: Northern Region (12 May 1987): Mr Kenneth Clarke: I am sure that my hon. Friend could also add that the commitments of the Labour party, the Liberal party and the Social Democratic party to cut the Trident programme and stop our nuclear power programme pose the biggest threat to jobs in the northern region of any single policy of any party.
Oral Answers to Questions — Employment: Cumbria and the Northern Region (31 Mar 1987): Mr Kenneth Clarke: ...the northern region than in almost any other region. The major threat to jobs in Cumbria, as the hon. Gentleman well knows, comes from the policies of the Labour and Liberal parties on nuclear power and Trident.

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