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Whatever happens, it's not over
Friends have worked hard, especially over the last twelve months, to persuade the government to embrace a non-nuclear security policy In the seven years since I started work in Quaker Peace & Social Witness, more Friends have become involved in the Trident campaign than any other on a disarmament issue
At the time of writing, it remains possible that MPs will vote to delay the decision to renew Trident Otherwise, the government is expected to win the vote and begin work designing new submarines
David Gee & Jessica Metheringham
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