The US and several European countries have presented erroneous information to the IAEA and UN regarding Iran’s nuclear program in order to maintain unlawful pressure on Tehran argues Gordon Prather.

A report on Trident confirms what Bruce Kent has always believed – that it is a colossal waste of money and does little, if anything, for our security.

Not only are our nuclear weapons illegal, immoral, a waste of money and utterly useless, we now know their production facilities are dangerous, poorly maintained, and a risk – says Kate Hudson

Trevor Johnson investigates how British experiments in nuclear power generation in the 1950s were recklessly accelerated in order to develop nuclear weapons.

It is the US’s insistence on domination, rather than any legitimate national security worries, that underlies Washington’s obsessive push to marginalize and destabilize Iran argues Rostam Pourzal.

Kate Hudson summarises a year of developments on Trident replacement

As anti-nuclear campaigners return to Aldermaston this weekend, Pat Arrowsmith looks back at the first protest there 50 years ago. Yuri Prasad reports.

Fifty years after the historic march on Alderston, a protest camp at the atomic weapons based has been outlawed in yet another blow to civil liberties, writes Kim Sengupta.

A recent Newsnight report has exposed a deliberate policy to allow British submarines the capability to launch nuclear missiles without any central control or oversight by the government, writes Peter Reydt.

When will Bush and Brown acknowledge that there is already a nuclear power in the Middle East, asks ?