Almost a quarter of Keir Starmer's Cabinet voted against renewing UK's Trident nuclear deterrent when Jeremy Corbyn was Labour leader
8 months ago

Almost a quarter of Keir Starmer's Cabinet voted against renewing UK's Trident nuclear deterrent when Jeremy Corbyn was Labour leader

Daily Mail  

Almost a quarter of Sir Keir Starmer's first Labour Cabinet once backed scrapping the UK's nuclear deterrent. Senior figures including Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner and Foreign Secretary David Lammy opposed the multi-billion-pound renewal of Trident when Jeremy Corbyn was leader. But Angela Rayner said last month that she didn't regret voting against the nuclear deterrent in Parliament eight years ago. Before the election Sir Keir said he was prepared to use Britain's nuclear weapons as he today outlined his party's 'total commitment' to the Trident deterrent.

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