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Business of the House (23 Nov 2006): David Heath: ...'s Speech debate. May we have such a debate as a matter of urgency? I ask in passing whether the Leader of the House will confirm what the Prime Minister said yesterday: that the White Paper on Trident will be published before the end of the year and that we will have a statement on it? On a matter that is of great importance to the scientific and medical community, David Cooksey's report...
Orders of the Day — Nuclear Explosions (Prohibition and Inspections) Bill [Lords] (16 Mar 1998): Mr David Heath: ...of nuclear weapons throughout the world. I hope that the Government will make a clear statement of their intent by saying that they do not wish to increase the number of warheads on the Trident replacement of Polaris so that Britain gives a clear signal to the rest of the world that we match our words with actions. The Bill is important and has our whole-hearted support. We look forward...
Nuclear Explosions (Prohibition and Inspections) Bill [Lords] (6 Nov 1997): Mr David Heath: ...these matters are discussed. They must take the initiative so that we can move on to serious talks on strategic arms reduction. We could show an example by ensuring that the number of warheads on Trident is no less and no more than those on Polaris, which it replaces. That would show that we were prepared to take the initiative in moving global nuclear disarmament forward. I hope that the...

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