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According to The Times, the structures have "a bullet-resistant and fire-retardant steel core" in the form of "18in thick ...

The Brislington War Room was built in 1953 to protect the then regional government from an atomic bomb, but has been left ...

A luxury doomsday bunker which boasts "AI-powered medical care" and illusion tactics to steer enemies away is offering memberships for a cool $20m (£16m). The futuristic shelter, which features ...

A one-time bomb shelter underneath Soho Square has gone on sale for £175,000, according to a report in the Evening Standard. The 3,200 sq ft brick and concrete bunker just off Oxford Street is ...

Private nuclear bunkers, "from small metal boxes to ... The US market for bomb and fallout shelters is expected to hit $175 million (£139.3 million) by 2030, reported AP, and other countries ...

NORWAY is set to build thousands of bomb shelters as they prepare for the ... Despite a future conflict being the main reason for the bunker plans, they are also going to act as fallback plans ...

But increasingly, buyers say bunkers offer a sense of security. The market for U.S. bomb and fallout shelters is forecast to grow from $137 million last year to $175 million by 2030, according to ...