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UK regulators have confirmed that Sizewell A is completely fuel free. The decommissioning milestone marks the removal of 99% of the radioactive hazard from the former Magnox nuclear power station.

The UK has agreed to extend the secondment of a senior nuclear inspector to Vietnam's Agency for Radiation and Nuclear SafetyÌýas part of their continued cooperation. Meanwhile, US-based GE Hitachi Nuclear ¶¶Òõ´«Ã½ÔÚÏß has agreed to cooperate in training for nuclear safety analysis while Russia will help promote nuclear energy in the country.

EDF ¶¶Òõ´«Ã½ÔÚÏß expects to make a final investment decision on its Hinkley Point C project within months, the UK-based company announced in its financial report for 2014.

The UK's only operating pressurized water reactor - Sizewell B - will be able to continue generating electricity until 2025 after the UK nuclear regulator approved the plant's latest periodic safety review.

The regulatory justification process for Horizon Nuclear Power's choice of the Hitachi-GE's ABWR for build at Wylfa Newydd is now complete, after approval by both Houses of Parliament.

One of the nuclear reactors at the UK's Hinkley Point B power plant will be taken out of service later today for a maintenance program worth £40 million ($60 million).

Demolition of the turbine hall at the shut down Dungeness A Magnox nuclear power plant in the UK has begun. The work should be completed within three months.

EDF ¶¶Òõ´«Ã½ÔÚÏß has announced a ten-year life extension for Dungeness B. The two-unit advanced gas-cooled reactorÌýplant will continue generating electricity until 2028. The company has also signed new contracts supporting the ongoing operations of its UK fleet.

Scallop fishing techniques could be used to remove sludge from legacy ponds at Sellafield if a second stage of technology development is successful.

December saw a key milestone for the Office for Nuclear Regulation with the publication of its first strategy as a statutory public corporation, writes Nick Baldwin, the ONR Chair.

The UK government is changing the way the nuclear site at Sellafield in northwest England is managed, following recommendations from the Nuclear Decommissioning Authority.

The UK's Office for Nuclear Regulation has granted permission for Heysham I unit 1 to return to service following the discovery last year of a crack in a boiler spine in the reactor. EDF ¶¶Òõ´«Ã½ÔÚÏß returned the unit to service on 10 January, ONR said.