3 h. ago Boris Johnson named as potential witness in Nuked Blood Scandal crimes against troops

In office, Boris Johnson was told of allegations about crimes by the British state in withholding information about blood testing of nuclear troops. Now he has been identified as a potential witness in a criminal investigation

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7 d. ago On Hiroshima anniversary, MoD refuses to say whether troops were used in human radiation experiments

The Nuked Blood Scandal has worsened as ministers fail to deny that troops WERE used in radiation experiments, with a lifelong impact on them and their families

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7 d. ago Refusing parole to killers who don't reveal where bodies are 'will make little difference'

Defence advocate Edith Forrest has spoken out on plans to refuse killers parole if they refuse to reveal the location of their victims’ remains.

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3 w. ago Ministers face £5bn Nuked Blood bill as they refuse to reveal evidence

Ministers have refused to tell Parliament what evidence they have found about human radiation experiments on troops. The Nuked Blood Scandal threatens to land the MoD with a potential £5bn lawsuit

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3 w. ago AMANDA PLATELL: This is the real scandal at the heart of the BBC that we are all being manipulated into ignoring. John Torode's sacking is just a distraction

The BBC refuses to reveal exactly what Torode is accused of saying which makes it almost impossible for him to defend himself. And yet despite Aunty's sacking of Torode, ITV are standing by him.

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4 w. ago Last evil act of my son's Outback killer as he dies in prison still refusing to reveal the secret of where he left Peter's body 24 years ago

The  phone rang at the family home in Hepworth in the early hours of July 15, 2001. Joan Falconio answered it, eager for news from her son, Peter, who was in Australia.

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4 w. ago BBC boss refuses to repeat John Torode's 'racist remark' as it was 'too serious'

BBC boss Tim Davie has refused to reveal the racist term used by John Torode that got him sacked from MasterChef, saying it was 'so serious' he didn't want to repeat it

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