A senior British Labour party figure downplays a vote by the party’s Scottish wing against renewing the UK’s Trident nuclear weapons system.

As the Britons struggle with tough austerity measures, the Tory government insists on going ahead with plans to maintain and replace the country’s nuclear submarines.

A new report shows the costs for Britain to replace and maintain its controversial Trident nuclear deterrent program stand at around £167 billion ($256 billion) – a figure far more than expected.

British PM David Cameron says he will launch a nuclear attack against another country if circumstances occur.

The leader Britain’s Labour party says he is opposed to the use of nuclear weapons.

Anti-nuke activists in the UK are planning to protest against the UK Trident program.

Royal Navy submariner who alleged UK’s nuclear deterrent was ‘disaster waiting to happen’ understood to have been apprehended at Edinburgh airport.

An analyst says there is no country that Britain will be able to attack with nuclear weapons.

A Royal Navy engineer has gone on the run after unveiling the nuke threat posed by Trident.

In Scotland, calls are mounting in opposition to the UK’s Trident nuclear weapon system based there.