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Clay interviews artists, politicians, historians, sociologists, and Nobel Peace Prize winning NGO director about whether or not we ought to be more concerned about the threat of nuclear war, given that the Bulletin of Atomic Scientists' 'Doomsday clock' is closer to midnight (armageddon) than it has been since 1952. The programme suggests that the risk of nuclear war has increased partly as a result of instability in potential conflict zones (the India/Pakistan boarder, North Korea), of 'broken arrow' incidents (accidents involving nuclear weapons), and of cyber warfare.
Author(s): Clay R
Publication type: Digital or Visual Media
Publication status: Published
Year: 2018
Extent of Work: 28 minute documentary
Contents: Clay interviews artists, politicians, historians, sociologists, and Nobel Peace Prize winning NGO director about whether or not we ought to be more concerned about the threat of nuclear war, given that the Bulletin of Atomic Scientists' 'Doomsday clock' is closer to midnight (armageddon) than it has been since 1952.
Publisher: BBC Radio 4
Place Published: London
Format: 28 minute radio documentary
Performers(s): Clay, R and interviewees
Cast: Clay, R and interviewees
Credits: Written and presented by Professor Richard Clay
URL: https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b0bgrwm3
