MPs To Vote On Trident Renewal

The video discusses the presence of Trident submarines at the Fast Lane naval base, their aging state, and the government's costly renewal plans. It highlights the economic dependence of Helensburgh on the base, despite local opposition to nuclear warheads. The Scottish population largely opposes Trident, viewing independence as a potential solution. Political tensions persist, with Westminster likely to renew the program, despite Scottish resistance.

What is the main reason for the government's decision to renew the Trident submarines?

• To enhance the naval base's economic impact

• To maintain national security

• To comply with international treaties

• To reduce military spending

How does the local community in Helensburgh view the naval base?

• As a historical landmark

• As an essential part of their economy

• As a tourist attraction

• As a threat to their safety

What is one of the main arguments of those opposing nuclear warheads in Scotland?

• They aim to expand the naval base

• They seek Scottish independence to remove the base

• They want to increase military presence

• They believe it will boost tourism

What is the stance of most Scottish MPs regarding the Trident program?

• They oppose it

• They want to expand it

• They support its renewal

• They are indifferent

What action did former Chancellor George Osborne take regarding the Trident program?

• He suggested moving it to another location

• He proposed to dismantle it

• He visited the base and agreed on extra funding

• He ignored the issue