Eighty-six-year-old John Morris, a veteran of Britain’s nuclear tests in the 1950s, is calling on Prime Minister Keir Starmer to meet with him and fellow veterans. The group believes the UK government knew of the health risks they faced and is seeking accountability and compensation for the damages caused. With many suffering long-term illnesses linked to the tests, the veterans are revitalizing their campaign after obtaining new evidence, including the controversial ‘Gledhill memo.’ They demand answers and hope to have a pathway forward after decades of perceived neglect.