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If London is 'taken out' in a nuclear attack, who takes over? Matthew Williams, Tony Gosling

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Channel: Public Enquiry · 2018 · News & Politics

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If London gets 'taken out' in a nuclear attack who takes over?
Devizes-based journalist and explorer Matthew Williams takes on a tour of some of Britain's most secret military bases which are in the county of Wiltshire. He begins with RAF Rudloe Manor which was the central point investigating unidentified flying objects and looks at some big new underground constructions like the nuclear bomb-proof outpost of GCHQ known as Global Operations Security Control Centre (GOSCC) in Corsham. 

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Crop circle secrets revealed
People in crop circle, Circlemakers photo
Matthew Williams lifts the lid on his inner circle
The only man in Britain convicted of making crop circles has made a video to prove they are not the results of alien or supernatural forces.
Matthew Williams, 30, of Devizes, Wiltshire, was fined £100 by magistrates in November 2000 after admitting damaging a farmer's crops near Marlborough, Wiltshire.

He successfully proved it was possible to create a seven-pointed star, but was prosecuted after publishing the results on the internet.

Mr Williams has now made the film revealing crop circle creators' secrets and experiences.


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Matthew Williams
The three-hour film - Circle Makers - interviews 11 experts who have created hundreds of circles using posts, tapes, planks and ropes, rollers and computer-generated designs.

The crop circle community is divided. "Plankers" such as Mr Williams, who say they are all man-made.

Others insistent the circles are the work of paranormal, alien or unknown forces.

Video editor and computer programmer Mr Williams said he made the film because he was frustrated by the constant focus on outlandish theories to explain the circles.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/2310127.stm

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