Campaigners launch fundraiser for nuclear test veterans’ reunion

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Campaigners for Britain's nuclear test veterans have launched a fundraising appeal for their anniversary reunion next year.In the 1950s and 60s, 22,000 British troops participated in nuclear tests and clean-ups.The tests secured Britain as a nuclear power, but trapped thousands of servicemen in a lifetime of illness.Knowingly exposed to radiation without protection, both they and generations of their families have suffered numerous health consequences.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say Labrats International has been campaigning for justice for the veterans for decades and organises their annual reunion.Two years ago, GB News viewers and listeners donated nearly £50,000, which paid for a Christmas lunch and memorial service, and meant hundreds were able to attend the 2025 and 2026 reunions for free, or at reduced cost.Alan Owen is the founder of the group and told GB News what it means.He said: "We know that they were put in harm's way, the evidence is mounting and mounting."The...

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