Theresa May was briefed on the Trident missile test which reportedly went wrong in June, it emerged this morning.

Theresa May was briefed on the Trident missile test

MPs are urging the Prime Minister to give honest answers in Parliament about what she knew of the failed test last June.

May told to open up about failed Trident missile test

The Sunday Times alleges a missile malfunctioned after launch during a routine test of the UK's nuclear deterrent last year.

Shadow Foreign Secretary and Shadow Defence Secretary stuck by Party Policy on Trident today despite personal reservations.

There's clear division over Britain's nuclear deterrent, which carries missiles as powerful as eight Hiroshima nuclear bombs.

MPs are set to vote on Monday evening whether or not to renew Britain's £40 billion Trident nuclear deterrent.

It's a moment when a new prime minister truly realises the responsibility he/she holds - what to do in the event of a nuclear attack.


Parliament will vote on plans to upgrade the nuclear Trident fleet on July 18, David Cameron has announced at a NATO summit in Poland.

Labour can make a collective decision on whether to back renewal of Britain's nuclear deterrent, the shadow defence secretary said.


Team in charge of the UK's nuclear subs says Trident is a "political system" rather than military.



Labour leader acknowledges different views within the party over the future of Britain's nuclear deterrent.



The former London mayor said his colleague needed "psychiatric help", apparently unaware that Kevan Jones had suffered from depression.

Jeremy Corbyn has hit out at armed forces chief after he expressed concern about Mr Corbyn's views on the Trident nuclear deterrent.

Labour must tackle the question of renewing the Trident nuclear weapons system at its Scottish conference, a senior MSP has warned.

The Labour leader signals his unwavering commitment to fighting the renewal of Trident, despite opposition from members of his party. 