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What’s really driving the UK’s nuclear strategy?
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What’s really driving the UK’s nuclear strategy?

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The Institute for Safe Autonomy in York is set to host a compelling public talk on Thursday, 17 September 2026, commencing at 6:15pm. This free community event will delve into the intricate motivations underpinning the United Kingdom's nuclear strategy. A key focus will be the examination of how significant military nuclear expenses are often obscured within the broader costs associated with civil nuclear energy. The discussion intends to illuminate the far-reaching consequences of this financial opacity. Specifically, it will explore how these concealed expenditures can subtly influence crucial policy decisions, potentially diverting resources and attention away from vital climate action initiatives. Furthermore, the event will consider the broader implications for democratic processes, questioning the transparency and accountability inherent in such complex financial arrangements. Attendees can expect an insightful exploration of these critical issues, fostering a deeper understanding of the UK's nuclear posture and its societal impact.

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What’s really driving the UK’s nuclear strategy? takes place on Thursday, 17 September 2026 at 18:15.

What’s really driving the UK’s nuclear strategy? is held at Institute for Safe Autonomy in York (Deramore Lane, York, YO10 5GH).

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