For veterans of British nuclear tests, a 60-year fight for recognition goes on

It's 60 years since Britain conducted its largest-ever nuclear test in Kiribati. As it looks to come back to the Pacific, Britain continues to insist its nuclear legacy is clean, contrary to veterans' experiences.

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