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The illegal war on Iran by nuclear-armed US and Israel is increasing the risks of a nuclear accident, as nuclear facilities are repeatedly targeted by missile attacks.

The international peace camp at RAF Lakenheath returns from 1-6 April, with a major demonstration and blockade of the main gate taking place on Saturday, 4 April.

A former British head of NATO and co-author of the 2025 Strategic Defence Review has called on Keir Starmer to cut welfare spending further to fund Britain’s war drive.

Campaigners call on British government to shut down US bases in Britain at RAF Fairford demonstration British government cannot rule out that bombers at Fairford have committed war crimes Protest comes as US deploys USS George HW Bush aircraft carrier to region CND, Stop the War Coalition, and members of Fairford Action will hold a … Continued

The economic crisis caused by the illegal US-Israeli war on Iran is going global. The UN’s Development Programme has already warned that the shocks to fuel and food supplies already caused by the conflict will push 32 million people in poverty.

After a month of negotiations, the nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty Review Conference ended last Friday without a consensus outcome document that would strengthen the treaty amid growing nuclear risks and threats.

The British government’s long-awaited Defence Investment Plan is due to be published next week, which is expected to include funding to expand Britain's nuclear capabilities - with the purchase of 12 nuclear-capable F-35A fighter jets.

The Trump Administration is in talks with NATO members to increase the number of US nuclear-capable aircraft in Europe, sparking escalation concerns among disarmament campaigners.

CND is calling on the government stop wasting public money on its nuclear black hole, after the latest nuclear weapons spending report from the International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons (ICAN) reveals that Britain is now spending more on its nuclear weapons than Russia.

Following the resignation of John Healey as Defence Secretary, CND is calling for the government to take a new direction - away from the disastrous war drive and nuclear expansion which is making the world more dangerous, and towards action to tackle the urgent security threats we face - from the looming global recession and climate breakdown.