@AlexHorne You would think the questions would be about your rather splendidly stand out hoodie. They are not, they are about the hoodie with the hat on perched on Greg's shoulder.
@HollyBerrysWake@dontforgetchaos Agree totally was horrified what Reading has turned into. Weird school leavers disco on ket and e vibe. Line up heading towards rap/drill. Drinking so expensive in the arena they all just get spannered on cheap pills and ket instead.
@chootchyface That's not strictly true, please do not tweet alarmist nonsense. The IAEA put a statement out and others have done the maths to show the rods currently in the ponds will be okay simply with the pond water, with water being pumped in as required. Power also reported as back on.
@JSHeappey@bbcnickrobinson Would 100% back a run for you being the next PM, think a few others would as well, you do not appear to have the political weasel gene that is so prevalent in the house currently.
@anetworker5@UNGeneva@UN@NATO It's not an admission of a war crime, sadly thermobaric weapons are not illegal, it will only be a war crime if it can Be proved they were targeted at civilians.
@bencorke@Tobias_Ellwood I think it's more a case of the US offer "help" with the program of threat reduction, it would appear from the Embassy website that Ukraine both owns and runs the research facilities...not US labs..big difference.
@paws101@CuntyPrev@NPCUkrenergo The spent fuel @Zaporizhia is stored in dry fuel storage, in use fuel is within the reactors. Certain types of spent fuel can then be returned to processing plants & reprocessed. Spent fuel from Chernobyl is stored in wet ponds,& is being slowly moved to a long term ISF.
@Fenku14@NotreRene Not true. I've just accessed the page which details the way the US funds the research labs, all still available on the Embassy website