Bearing in mind your instruction to be concise, Madam Deputy Speaker, I will just share with the House what the hon. Gentleman said to me when he first joined the Committee. He said, “Julian, you and I are never going to agree about the nuclear deterrent, but I am sure we can co-operate to mutual advantage on many other defence issues,” and he has been as good as his word. I respect his concerns and his doubts about the Trident Successor programme, and I am sure that the sooner we have the debate, the sooner we will be able to engage in the arguments.
Russia: Implications for UK Defence and Security
Proceeding contribution from
Julian Lewis
(Conservative)
in the House of Commons on Thursday, 7 July 2016.
It occurred during Select Committee statement on Russia: Implications for UK Defence and Security.
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