Britain’s next-generation nuclear strike capability won’t actually be in British hands. The Ministry of Defence has confirmed that the nuclear weapons assigned to the UK’s future F-35A Lightning II fleet will remain under full US control, as part of NATO’s long-standing nuclear sharing arrangements. The clarification came after a parliamentary question from Conservative MP Mike Wood, who pressed the government on the chain of command and control of any nuclear weapons deployed on UK aircraft. In

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