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Case studies from the recent NAO and PAC reports
The quantity of fissile material in a facility was more than 25% over the criticality limit.- Witness statements and skeleton arguments submitted to the tribunal
Aldermaston and Burghfield will both remain in enhanced regulatory attention until at least 2021, a year longer than previously expected.
Handover of HMS Audacious was due in August 2019, but is now expected to be January 2021.
Accounts show total dividend payments of £81.7m in 2018 to the Lockheed Martin, Jacobs Engineering and Serco.
This report looks at the problems arising in the UK nuclear weapons programme, the overall total cost of the programme and the need for policy changes to address a situation that is becoming...
This is the first official acknowledgement of the risk
An overview of this important but low-profile work.
BAE kept the team at work on Audacious throught the coronavirus crisis.
MoD recently released figures in response to a Freedom of Information request.
AWE's nuclear waste plan was developed as a ‘do minimum’ comparison option.
Devonport pleaded guilty to the charges, which related to an incident where a stack of crane weights narrowly missed a worker
Devonport Royal Dockyard Limited (DRDL) remains under enhanced regulatory attention by the Office For Nuclear Regulation (ONR), and no date is given...
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