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Nuclear Narnia: why is Sellafield Europe's most dangerous industrial site? - The Guardian

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Nuclear Narnia: why is Sellafield Europe's most dangerous industrial site?

Sellafield's controversial history dates back to the Cold War, when the huge industrial site played a crucial role in the UK’s development of nuclear weapons. A Guardian investigation can now reveal that Sellafield has failed to contain numerous threats, including a cybersecurity breach by groups linked to Russia and China, and growing physical cracks in its ‘most hazardous facility’

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