Nuclear police misconduct sees 57 officers disciplined
Exclusive: Scores of officers guarding Britain's nuclear sites sanctioned for misconduct, raising safety concerns. Seven dismissed in five years. Read the full report.
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Bill Gates' Wyoming Nuclear Plant Faces Local Opposition
TerraPower, founded by Bill Gates, is close to securing a permit for a pioneering sodium-cooled nuclear reactor in Kemmerer, Wyoming. While officials tout jobs and energy, residents fear being used as 'guinea pigs' for an experimental design.
Japan halts nuclear safety review after data fabrication
Japan's nuclear regulator scraps safety screening for two reactors after Chubu Electric Power fabricated earthquake risk data. A major setback for Japan's energy plans. Read the full story.
Japan nuclear plant safety data manipulated, restart halted
Japan's nuclear regulator stops review to restart Hamaoka plant after operator admits cherry-picking earthquake safety data. A major setback for Japan's nuclear energy plans.
Japan's women lawmakers petition for more parliament toilets
Nearly 60 Japanese women legislators, including PM Sanae Takaichi, petition for more women's toilets in the historic Diet building, highlighting a stark gender infrastructure gap. Read more on this cross-party push for equality.
Japan Accelerates Military Buildup, Doubling Defence Spending
Japan is rapidly transforming its defence posture, aiming to double annual arms spending to counter China. This historic shift raises questions about its pacifist constitution. Read the full analysis.
Mother Sues Nuclear Plant Over Daughter's Radiation Death
An Ohio mother files a wrongful death lawsuit against Centrus Energy, claiming radiation from the Portsmouth plant caused her 19-year-old daughter's fatal illness. Read the full story.
Mother Sues Nuclear Plant Over Daughter's Radiation Death
An Ohio mother files a wrongful death lawsuit against Centrus Energy, claiming radiation from the Portsmouth plant caused her 19-year-old daughter's fatal illness. Read the full story.
Inside Japan's Bear Crisis: A Reporter's Harrowing Visit
A Guardian reporter ventures into a Japanese bear hotspot, revealing the escalating human-wildlife conflict. Discover the shocking encounters and community fears.
Eight hurt in Japan factory stabbing attack
Eight people rushed to hospital after a reported mass stabbing and chemical incident at the Yokohama Rubber plant in Mishima, Japan. Follow for breaking updates.
Japan's record defence budget fuels tensions with China
Japan's cabinet approves a historic ¥9tn defence budget, boosting strike-back capabilities as tensions with China escalate over Taiwan and space militarisation. Read the full analysis.
Japan's KFC Christmas: A Halal Twist on a 50-Year Ritual
Discover why fried chicken is Japan's festive staple. A traveller explores Tokyo's halal alternatives to the KFC queues, unravelling a unique cultural tradition.
Japan clarifies nuclear stance after security official's remarks
Japan has restated its commitment to never possessing nuclear weapons following controversial comments from a senior official. Explore the debate over Japan's security policy amid regional threats.
Chernobyl shield damaged, can't block radiation
The protective shield at Chernobyl is damaged and no longer blocks radiation after a Russian strike, the IAEA warns. Follow for breaking updates.
US and Russia Threaten to Resume Nuclear Testing
The US and Russia have threatened to resume nuclear weapons testing, jeopardising a key global security norm. Experts warn this could trigger a dangerous new arms race.
Japan's bear crisis prompts Kyoto multilingual warnings
Kyoto posts urgent multilingual signs after record bear attacks across Japan. Learn the safety advice and why encounters have surged to unprecedented levels.
Satellite images reveal new North Korea nuclear plant
New satellite imagery analysed by 38 North shows North Korea building a secret uranium enrichment facility at Yongbyon, aligning with Kim Jong Un's nuclear expansion directive. Discover the implications for global security.
Japan offers free domestic flights to UK tourists
British tourists can now book complimentary internal flights in Japan with ANA to ease overtourism in Tokyo and Kyoto. Discover lesser-visited regions until 31 Jan 2026.
ExxonMobil blames UK policy for Scottish plant closure
ExxonMobil chairman cites 'deliberate' UK Government policies as key factor in Mossmorran plant closure, putting 179 jobs at risk. Scottish Government pledges support.
ExxonMobil closes Fife plant with loss of 450 jobs
ExxonMobil confirms closure of its Fife Ethylene Plant near Cowdenbeath, blaming UK government policy and high costs. Up to 450 jobs at risk in major blow to Scottish economy.
UK warns travellers after Japan bear attacks surge
The UK Foreign Office updates Japan travel advice following a record number of wildlife-related deaths. Stay informed and learn essential safety precautions for your trip.
Miliband defends UK nuclear choice after US criticism
Energy Secretary Ed Miliband makes 'no apologies' for choosing Rolls-Royce for Wylfa nuclear plant despite US criticism. The £2.5bn project will power 3 million homes.
First UK Small Modular Reactor Planned for Anglesey
The UK government has selected Wylfa on Anglesey for Britain's first small modular reactor nuclear plant, backed by £2.5 billion investment, creating thousands of jobs and powering millions of homes.
Russia Considers First Nuclear Test Since Cold War
Exclusive: Moscow signals potential return to nuclear testing as global arms control agreements crumble, raising alarm among Western security officials.
Putin: Russia may resume nuclear weapons testing
Vladimir Putin declares Russia may resume nuclear weapons testing in direct response to US atomic trials, escalating global security concerns and Cold War-era tensions.
English Ivy Crisis: Expert Reveals Save-Your-Plant Guide
Britain's beloved English ivy is facing an unprecedented die-off. Discover the hidden causes and expert solutions to save your garden's iconic greenery before it's too late.
Trump considers resuming nuclear weapons testing
Former President Donald Trump is reportedly considering resuming nuclear weapons testing, a move that would break a decades-long moratorium and potentially trigger a new arms race, according to senior officials.
Winter Snake Plant Care: 7 Essential Tips
Discover expert winter care secrets for snake plants. Learn how to protect your Sansevieria from cold damage, adjust watering routines, and maintain vibrant growth through the challenging months.
Putin's Nuclear Threat: Russia Warns West Over Ukraine
Exclusive: Vladimir Putin escalates nuclear rhetoric as Russia threatens Western targets with tactical atomic weapons in response to Ukraine's use of Western missiles
Trump considered nuclear testing return to pressure rivals
Exclusive: Donald Trump allegedly discussed resuming nuclear weapons testing during his 2024 campaign, a move that would shatter decades of global consensus and dramatically escalate tensions with Moscow and Beijing.
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