In fact, the first official series of badges made by Eric Austin of the Kensington CND branch were made of white clay with the symbol formed from black paint. According to CND, these were in ...

No Thanks." CND has just taken possession of a consignment of badges featuring the logo, which in the CND heyday was translated into 47 languages and stamped on badges sold by the million.

“It was only when I showed him this” – he pulls at the CND badge on his lapel – “that he realised his mistake. ‘Oh yes, you’re Bruce Kent.’” For many in the 1980s, it was the ...

This is not a time to parade around Trafalgar Square sporting the ridiculous CND badge. The BBC and certain areas of the press are undermining our war effort by questioning the morality of it.