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Babcock CEO responds to Rosyth nuclear handling concerns

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Dunfermline Press 25th Feb 2026, By Hannah Shedden Babcock International Group’s CEO has sought to reassure residents who are concerned about the potential presence of nuclear weapons or waste at Rosyth Dockyard. Fears were raised after SNP councillor Brian Goodall said that iodine tablets to counteract the effects of radiation would need to be given to “half the population of Rosyth” if proposals to bring more nuclear subs to the dockyard went …
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