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Labour urged to slash 'outdated' red tape to 'reclaim Britain's place as a global nuclear leader'
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Labour urged to slash 'outdated' red tape to 'reclaim Britain's place as a global nuclear leader'
The UK must slash red tape to reclaim its place as a global nuclear leader, energy bosses said, 70 years after the world’s first commercial plant was opened in Cumbria.
Queen Elizabeth II officially opened the Calder Hall power station on October 17 1956, firing the starting gun on the age of nuclear energy.
Dubbed "the father of the nuclear industry", Calder Hall, in Sellafield, occupied land the size of Buckingh…
16 Oct, 23:01