Brexit will delay new British nuclear power stations, warn experts
Analysts say exit from EU atomic treaty is 'lose-lose' that will raise costs and safety questions at plants such as Hinkley Point C
Britain's first nuclear power station in two decades will be delayed by a government decision to quit Europe's atomic power treaty, experts have warned. Ministers revealed on Thursday that Brexit would...
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