The UK Ministry of Defence has admitted that a secret government laboratory, Porton Down, collected up to 50,000 paper files containing medical records of nuclear test veterans. These records, stored in a climate-controlled warehouse in Derbyshire, were gathered during Cold War-era atomic experiments but remain unexamined despite a two-year review into missing veteran medical files. Campaigning MP Rebecca Long-Bailey demanded immediate access to the archive, which could contain decades-old medical data sought by veterans. The review found most records likely destroyed or never existed, but the warehouse's contents may hold previously unknown information. Veterans like John Morris criticized the MoD for withholding access, while officials claimed no deliberate concealment occurred. The files are now held by private contractor Restore and Defence Radiation Protection Services, with restricted access protocols in place.

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