Britain clinches a transatlantic nuclear triumph as US firms pour billions into modular reactors, promising clean power for 1.5 million homes and a surge of skilled jobs amid Keir Starmer's green revolution.
Yet whispers of overruns and safety snags cast shadows over the 12-reactor Hartlepool blueprint, fuelling debates on whether this small modular reactor windfall electrifies growth or repeats Hinkley Point's fiscal follies.
