UK Faces Setback as Trident Nuclear Missile Test Fails for Second Time

The United Kingdom is grappling with a significant setback after a Trident nuclear missile failed for the second time during a test launch into the Atlantic Ocean last month. The incident, which occurred from a Royal Navy submarine, raises concerns about the reliability of the UK's nuclear deterrent.

The Trident missile, a cornerstone of the UK's nuclear arsenal, was fired as part of a routine testing procedure. However, the failure has prompted renewed scrutiny into the effectiveness and safety of the country's nuclear capabilities.

In London, Lara Brehmer says the Trident missile was fired from a. . .