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Written Answers — Defence: Trident (29 Jun 2006)

Frank Dobson: To ask the Secretary of State for Defence when the (a) Trident missile, (b) nuclear warheads, (c) guidance systems and (d) submarine launch platforms are each expected to be (i) no longer available and (ii) beyond refurbishment.

Orders of the Day — The Economy (29 Nov 1988)

Mr Frank Dobson: .... She is very popular there. It would be the grossest ingratitude on the part of the United States Government if she was not popular there. It is not just that she will go along with any aspect of American foreign policy as long as they promise her Trident. Like her, the American Government have a balance of trade problem. The Prime Minister has been very generous to President Reagan. She...

Opposition Day: The National Health Service (5 Jul 1984)

Mr Frank Dobson: ...for the army and police than for nurses and health workers, more money on the dole queue while hospital beds lie empty and waiting lists stretch years ahead, more money on status symbol weapons such as Trident, and less on research into cot deaths. The Prime Minister claims a mandate for all this. She wants us to go back to having flag days to raise money for our hospitals. If she is so...

Orders of the Day — London (Government Assistance) (4 Aug 1980)

Mr Frank Dobson: ...expenditure. These services are vital to people in London, particularly in inner London. They are being cut at a time when the Government are indulging in preposterous expenditure by their commitment to the Trident missile and other lunatic prestige prospects, which are of no benefit and possibly of great danger. It would be false to say that I hope that the Government will take notice...