内容摘要："They didn't want it and they don't want it now," Akol, who now lives in London, says of her own relatives.

"They didn't want it and they don't want it now," Akol, who now lives in London, says of her own relatives.

"It's an extraordinary, breathless sequence that perfectly captures Chris' character."The prime minister has said he is "not writing a blank cheque" to pay for a new UK nuclear power plant, after the government announced it would commit £14.2bn to the project.

Sir Keir Starmer told the BBC the development of Sizewell C on the Suffolk coastline would create 10,000 jobs over the next decade, and provide energy security and independence for the country.The government has announced the cash injection in a bid to kickstart investment in a new nuclear plant, but the Sizewell C project has faced opposition over its potential cost and environmental impact.The PM said the plant would "bring down bills for millions of people across the country".

However, it will take at least 10 years to complete the project with power beginning to be generated in the mid-2030s, according to Energy Secretary Ed Miliband, who identified Sizewell as a potential site for a new nuclear reactor in 2009 when Labour was last in government.UK household bills have increased substantially in recent years, sparked by Russia's invasion of Ukraine sending global gas and oil prices up over supply fears, especially across Europe.

Sir Keir said the government investment in Sizewell was "setting out a course for the future which means that we have control over our own energy" and would ensure that Russian President Vladimir Putin "cannot put his boot on our throat" with energy prices.

Building a nuclear power station is a huge engineering and financial project. The UK currently has nine nuclear reactors in operation, but the plants are ageing and eight of them are due to close by the end of this decade. The newest nuclear reaction - Sizewell B - came into service some 30 years ago.Having returned to Tillicoultry where he's renting a bungalow, Jimmy says life is "100 times better" than it was at their lowest point.

What he and Fiona want now is for this long running saga to be resolved."We need it finished and we need to walk away just to make it easier for us."

"At the end of the day I'm not getting any younger so I could do without all this hassle."It was to be the near £1m piece of public art symbolising Londonderry's transition from a city of conflict to a capital of culture.