field from gamma particles hidden within a reprocessing plant.
Mr Peter Roche is a former activist for the Scottish Campaign to Resist the Atomic Menace (Scram) who now works for Greenpeace. He said it had been long-believed that Dounreay was being used as an unlicensed emergency store for high quality plutonium, and Mr McRae may also have had evidence of this.
In either case he was seen as a liability to Britain’s controversial nuclear industry.
A copy of the Mullwharcher report he is also said to have been carrying was nowhere to be found after the incident. His other copy went missing after a break-in and fire three years earlier at the Edinburgh headquarters of Scram.
A year before his death, an elderly rose-grower and nuclear protester, Hilda Murrell, was found murderedimpact of such experiences on their point of view. The sample group includes individuals from different cultures varying from Turkish, Dutch, German, Syrian, Japanese ones to North Korean, Pakistani and others. The study is limited with the accessibility of the sample group which would be limited with the number of the exchange group for 2015 spring term and with the ones agreeing to be interviewed on the issue. The preliminary results show us how the prejudices prevent the natural communication atmosphere and cause the stereotypes to be created. The individuals are questioned face to face, one by one and their replies are evaluated both in a qualitative and quantitative way. The data collected through the study is on the xenophobia of different cultures. The facts and actions experienced