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Barriers to support for nuclear test veterans

Summary by UK Defence Journal

The UK government has reiterated that British Nuclear Test Veterans who believe they have suffered health issues due to their service can apply for “no-fault compensation” under the War Pensions Scheme (WPS), with claims assessed on an individual basis. Responding to a parliamentary question from Caroline Dinenage, Conservative MP for Gosport, Minister for Veterans Al Carns confirmed that “Nuclear Test Veterans who believe they have suffered ill…

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Barriers to support for nuclear test veterans

The UK government has reiterated that British Nuclear Test Veterans who believe they have suffered health issues due to their service can apply for “no-fault compensation” under the War Pensions Scheme (WPS), with claims assessed on an individual basis. Responding to a parliamentary question from Caroline Dinenage, Conservative MP for Gosport, Minister for Veterans Al Carns confirmed that “Nuclear Test Veterans who believe they have suffered ill…

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