Survivors of Britain's Cold War radiation experiments are to have their life stories recorded and stored in the British Library.
The £250,000 scheme will lead to a documentary and resources to teach A-level students about the Cold War and the impact the weapons testing programme had on the men who took part in it, and their families.
Dr Chris Hill, one of the academics leading the project, said: "It's about furthering their story, embedding it deeper in the public consciousness and confronting what is a very problematic part of Britain's history."
