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Steve Purse has asked the Prime Minister to say sorry for abandoning D-Day, and turning his back on nuclear veterans

The MoD faces being hauled to court to explain why officials have ignored legal moves by the forgotten heroes of the Cold War

The Prime Minister has been told to

The nuclear deterrent may be indefensible without the full truth of what befell Britain's atomic veterans, Parliament is told

Documents about blood and urine testing of British troops during radiation experiments are due to be published, campaigners have been told

Tens of thousands of files about blood testing of UK troops in the Cold War were pulled after the Mirror launched a medal campaign

A minister has ordered the urgent release of 'politically radioactive' files about medical testing on British troops during the Cold War

150 documents which the Ministry of Defence had insisted were a state secret have been declassified, just a day after veterans served notice of their intention to sue for their medical records

Veterans of Cold War nuclear bomb tests are taking the Ministry of Defence to court, claiming that blood samples taken during the trials may prove they were irradiated, and are now being illegally withheld

The Prime Minister promised to back nuclear veterans - but now faces a lawsuit as he says he is 'too busy' to meet them

The Atomic Weapons Establishment is being forced to open its most secret files, which campaigners believe will prove the nuked blood scandal

Terry Gledhill died in 2015, but his daughter Jane O’Connor argued that she was able to exercise his legal rights to see the blood test results - now a tribunal ruled in her favour

Officials at the Atomic Weapons Establishment are said to be blocking a ministerial review of secret records about blood tests on Cold War troops

Defence minister Andrew Murrison was accused of a "disgraceful response" on whether the government holds records of blood and urine tests on its own troops

Records of blood testing of nuclear servicemen have been locked away for decades as a state secret, the Mirror can reveal

More than 100 documents about blood and urine tests of troops which the MoD previously denied existed will be reviewed, Parliament has been told

Documents show civil servants demanding rewrites of a scientific analysis, over fears it would give nuclear veterans "a bonanza"

Veterans Minister Johnny Mercer faced accusations of "dereliction of duty" for not helping nuclear survivors find their missing medical records, but accused others of "politicisation"

Ecotricity founder Dale Vince is in a fight to make Britain fairer - and says it starts with the nuclear test veterans' search for their missing medical records

Heroes of Britain's nuclear tests have had to organise their own presentation ceremonies after the government failed to do so

'A Thousand Cranes' will compare the stories of Britain's nuclear veterans and indigenous victims of atomic testing, but needs £100,000 to continue filming

The MoD has finally admitted it may hold almost 5,000 individual files on blood tests taken during nuclear weapons trials, but says it is too expensive to check them

Great-grandad Jackson Hasson was presented with the nuclear medal by his local Lord Lieutenant, but Tory ministers are still stalling on arranging a Royal event for other survivors

Labour deputy leader Angela Rayner pledged full accountability to nuclear veterans battling for the truth about their missing blood records

The nuclear veterans' five-year fight for official recognition has led to a promise of wholesale reform of the medal system