THE SHAMEFUL TREATMENT OF THE CHINOOK DISASTER FAMILIES RAISES SERIOUS CONCERNS ABOUT FAIRNESS, ACCOUNTABILITY AND THE DUTY OWED TO THOSE WHO HAVE LOST LOVED ONES IN SERVICE TO THIS COUNTRY
PLEASE WATCH THIS SHOCKING FILM and show the @ChinookJustice families they are not alone by backing their call to @andyburnham for an independent judge led review into the circumstances surrounding the disaster
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Getting rid of nuclear weapons means asking some big questions, and some easy ones!
At the first TPNW Review Conference we'll work with States to draw the path forward for humanitarian nuclear disarmament. #NuclearBan
The pilots who dropped this bomb were told they had a 50/50 chance of coming home. Russia kept this footage secret for 59 years
It's the biggest explosion humans have ever made, about 50 megatons. The shockwave still caught their plane and threw it down almost a kilometer. Watch the flash
It was dropped on October 30, 1961, over Novaya Zemlya, an island in the Arctic. The bomb weighed about 27 tons and was 8 meters long. It didn't even fit inside the plane, so they removed the bomb bay doors and carried it half outside
To give the crew time to escape, it fell on a giant parachute. The plane was painted white to reflect the heat
It went off about 4 kilometers above the ground, thousands of times stronger than Hiroshima. By then the bomber was over 100 kilometers away, and the blast still caught it
It was originally designed for 100 megatons. The engineers cut that in half, because the full version would have spread enormous fallout and left the crew no chance
One of the physicists behind it, Andrei Sakharov, later fought against nuclear testing and won the Nobel Peace Prize
As we mark remembrance across the country, GB News has been hearing the stories of veterans from across the UK. Today, this series continues with the story of veteran, Michael Lauchlan.
You can keep up to date with our latest campaign on our website. Full details of the campaign progress and the latest meeting with @wesstreeting and our community members.
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@GBNEWS Thank you Jack for this incredibly moving interview. Captain Terry Hughes is an amazing man, working hard for his fellow Nuclear Test Veterans to get truth and justice.
#NuclearJustice is not a legacy issue, the harms done are lasting and pervasive. There is a responsibility to ensure comprehensive assistance and environmental remediation.
Thank you, Oemwa, for your advocacy and voice.
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Great piece on S4C at 8pm today on the Nuclear Testing program. Yiu can watch on iPlayer:
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My Thoughts - Sunday 8th November 2026 - Remembrance- Memorialisation & Education. Please feel free to ask me any questions and I will answer them in a Vlog. Thanks.
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