UK government okays project of new nuclear power plant

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The UK government has given planning consent to the £20bn Sizewell C nuclear power plant in Suffolk.

The main owner of the project, French company EDF, anticipates that the new nuclear power plant will be capable of generating enough low-carbon electricity to power six million households.

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