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Debate on the Address — [First Day] (26 Nov 2003)

Mr Charles Kennedy: ...seconding the Loyal Address. As one Scot to another, I say to the hon. Member for Dumbarton that, in days gone by, and he alluded to this, he was affectionately known as the unilateralist MP for Trident. It is quite an achievement to square such a circle. Professionally, the hon. Gentleman has been an educationist—a teacher, and a senior one at that—and he remains a devoted...

Oral Answers to Questions — Defence: Jobs (2 Apr 1996)

Mr Charles Kennedy: ...the paramount importance to Scotland of Rosyth in terms of defence and defence-related employment? Given the coverage in the Scottish media today about the likely decision to use Devonport for Trident refitting, will he comment on the great concern that is being expressed in Scotland, not least the view of local trade unions that the decision that the MOD appears to have taken will cost...

Opposition Day: Occupational Pensioners (Housing Benefit) (19 Jan 1984)

Mr Charles Kennedy: The hon. Gentleman is absolutely right. The leader, like the members, of our party does wish the country to be properly defended, but we made it clear during the election campaign that Trident would be not part of our defence policy.

Opposition Day: Occupational Pensioners (Housing Benefit) (19 Jan 1984)

Mr Charles Kennedy: ...economic policies of this Government. That is why we cannot afford to help them. That is the disgrace that should be changed. The money which the Government find to purchase a costly and dangerous Trident missile programme could be better channelled into helping the poor people of our country. I wish to relate my remarks, in particular, to pensioners. The Prime Minister often says that...