CND reporting PM to the UN
Pressure campaign after ministers ‘broke treaty’ on nuke stockpile
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THE Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament (CND) is set to report the British government to the United Nations (UN) over plans to raise the cap on its stockpile of warheads.
A new CND campaign, which launches today, will seek backing from the public before complaints are brought against the state.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson has faced heavy criticism after a defence policy review in March proposed lifting the current cap on Trident nuclear warheads by over 40 per cent — from 180 to 260.
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