
In 1952, Britain began a massive military experiment to build nuclear weapons. But it created the worst scandal in British history - 40,000 ‘guinea pig’ troops deliberately subjected to radiation, and victimised for decades by government gaslighting.
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The MoD has admitted it had an “extensive” and “consistent” programme of blood testing troops sent to nuclear weapons trials. We know how the Nuked Blood Scandal began, and how it must end
On September 12, 2024, Al Carns leaned across the...
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Wes Streeting is considering a compensation deal for nuclear veterans to end a 77-year cover-up at the Ministry of Defence.
It comes as three ex-ministers have said there should be an investigation...
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Tory ex-minister Tobias Ellwood has admitted he told “a complete lie” to Parliament after being misled by officials about the Nuked Blood Scandal.
As first reported by What They Don’t Want You To Know on...
Police expand their major crime review into cover-up allegations as former defence minister Tobias Ellwood says officials 'directly lied' to him
A former Tory minister has said he is “ashamed” of his role in the Nuked Blood Scandal and a d...
Staff Sgt John Davis on patrol near Basra during Op Telic II. Image: John Davis
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An Iraq veteran has spoken of his horror at finding British war graves were desecrated - by his own side.
The decision to smash the graves was kept hid...
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