labour on it's way to immediately take this back after the conservatives criticise it in parliament

Correction: Royal Observer Corps.

-home office to be televised and given to households in booklets in the weeks or days preluding a nuclear attack, were made in the 70s. That's about 50 years ago, and is still considered fit to be used. That's how unprepared we are for a nuclear attack.

-bodies following a nuclear strike. It was dissolved due to the end of the Cold War, therefore the government no longer seeing a need for it, and budget cuts. Though, now, we have no way of properly being able to handle a nuclear strike. The 'protect and survive' information videos, planned by the-

From the 1950s to the mid 90s, there existed a government body known as the Royal Observatory Corps. Their job was in the case of a nuclear attack, they would operate from their bunkers known as 'posts' to map out the radiation and it's path as well as the damage and report them to local government-

isn’t that ironic

irish politics sounds unnecessarily complicated

one could say i might've gone a bit far..