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2.1.2 Human power station video Bang Goes the Theory Christmas Special 3 December 2009 © BBC
2.1.5 Running the National Grid Bang Goes the Theory, Series 8 Energy (2014) © BBC
2.2.2 Inside a nuclear reactor video Bang Goes the Theory Series 5.10.11© BBC
2.3 Waste produced by nuclear power © The Open University and its licensors
2.3.3 Decommissioning at Dounreay Bang Goes the Theory Series 5 Episode 8 (2011) © BBC
2.3.6 Solution: transmutation video Horizon - Is Nuclear Power Safe (2011) © BBC
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