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What s on TV tonight: Building Britain s Biggest Nuclear Power Station documents the creation of Hinkley Point

What’s on TV tonight: Building Britain’s Biggest Nuclear Power Station documents the creation of Hinkley Point The i 1 hr ago Gerard Gilbert Pick of the day: Building Britain’s Biggest Nuclear Power Station 9pm, BBC Two There’s an interesting interlude in the midst of this documentary about the building of Hinkley Point C that delves into the financing of the nuclear power plant. The fact that the deal with the Chinese and French firms putting up the money doesn’t look like a good long-term one for UK consumers somewhat undercuts the grandeur of the engineering. But back to that engineering, and cameras follow the construction of a flood defence system designed to prevent a disaster like the one that befell Fukushima in Japan, while specialists work to uncover Second World War bombs that threaten the installation of the cooling tunnels.

Critique No 1 of BBC documentary Building Britain s Biggest Nuclear Power Station « nuclear-news

One cynical but reliable rule of thumb when reporting official statements is that the more often a fact is emphasised, the less likely it is to be true. The first time we were told on Building Britain’s Biggest NuclearPower Station (BBC2) that the new Hinkley Point C reactor will be able to withstand the impact…

Critique No 3 [a boys-with-toys view] -BBC documentary Building Britain s Biggest Nuclear Power Station « nuclear-news

Building Britain’s Biggest Nuclear Power Station, BBC2, review: A boys-and-their-toys view of a divisive build. Much of the programme is devoted to emphasising just how big the plant will be: we are shown a tunnelling machine so enormous it requires a police cavalcade; we are treated to front-row seats for the “largest continuous cement pour…

Critique No 2 of BBC documentary Building Britain s Biggest Nuclear Power Station « nuclear-news

Building Britain’s Biggest Nuclear Power Station, review: why didn't this film ask the real questions? It seemed a little odd for one local’s (admittedly very valid) complaints about traffic to be given more airtime than, say, worries over industrial espionage in a project part-funded by the Chinese state, or of ballooning budgets (from £18 billion to£22 billion).…

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