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  John Major is right on independence: there's much to fear from a yes vote

  10 Sep 2014: Former Tory PM makes strong points – albeit chippishly – on the geopolitical problems Scotland would face post-independence

• Scottish independence would be disastrous for all UK, warns John Major

  10 Sep 2014: Former prime minister says loss of Trident nuclear programme would imminently weaken UK defence after yes referendum result

• Could more powers for the Scottish parliament save the union?

  9 Sep 2014: Letters: Over the next 10 days those wanting to retain the current union will throw everything bar the kitchen sink at the campaign to keep Scotland. Those voting no or who are undecided should ask themselves one simple question: ‘Why?’

• 'Scotland's what?' US caught napping as Scots prepare to vote on independence

  9 Sep 2014: From nuclear to Nato, an independent Scotland would have several policy ramifications, but the official US reaction seems to be: no response at all. Nicky Woolf reports

• Iranian nuclear R&D centre 'visited by UN inspectors'

  6 Sep 2014: IAEA inspectors gained rare access to plant where centrifuges for enriching uranium are developed as part of transparency deal, reports say

• British military mulls implications of vote for Scottish independence

  4 Sep 2014: Much negotiation lies ahead if Scotland leaves the UK, not least a debate about the strategic benefits of nuclear weapons
  
  • Scottish voters contemplate nuclear option for Faslane

• Scottish independence: how would Scotland defend itself?

  4 Sep 2014: If the yes vote wins in September’s referendum, what is the future for Scotland’s defence bases – and what happens to Trident?

• Scottish voters contemplate the nuclear option for Faslane's Trident fleet

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  Peace camp outside base since 1982 sees yes vote as ending UK's entire nuclear deterrent but electorate is more ambivalent

  • British military mulls implications of Scottish independence

• North Korea calls new Channel 4 show a 'slanderous farce'

  1 Sep 2014: Pyongyang appeals to Downing Street to scrap the forthcoming TV thriller about the North’s nuclear programme

• Iran says US sanctions will hinder nuclear talks

  30 Aug 2014: Foreign ministry warning follows US imposition of sanctions on more than 25 businesses, banks and individuals

• In praise of... Vienna’s peace windows

  27 Aug 2014: Editorial: The city’s Peace Museum is bursting out of its walls to curate the streets, inviting passersby to get to know 150 peace heroes

• Politicians must rethink Trident and our wider role in the world

  19 Aug 2014: Letters: An accident with a Trident submarine at Devonport does not bear thinking about

• The case for Trident is absurd. Scotland may help us get rid of it

  15 Aug 2014: Simon Jenkins: Prestige, not defence, is the only reason to keep this £100bn albatross. We may yet give thanks for Alex Salmond’s posturing

• Trident missiles 'could be relocated to Plymouth from independent Scotland'

  14 Aug 2014: Devonport is obvious alternative to Faslane for Britain's nuclear missiles, says Rusi thinktank, despite risk of 'accidental ignition'

• Margaret Thatcher's surprising relationship with Dorothy Hodgkin

  13 Aug 2014: A new play explores one of the most intriguing friendships in the history of science and politics: Margaret Thatcher and Dorothy Hodgkin. Alice Bell spoke to playwright Adam Ganz
  

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