potassium iodide and nuclear power

[mikebratcher69]

Aparently potassium Iodide isnt any protection with a dirty bomb, only conventional risk so to say, still relevent and should be part of our kit if you dont already have it.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Potassium_iodide
read this section
Thyroid protection due to nuclear accidents and emergencies.

so with that in mind I thought I'd look up the uk's nuclear power stations and their locations.
http://www.british-energy.com/pagetemplate.php?pid=82

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I think we could use the Fukashima meltdown in Japan as a reasonable model of what to expect should meltdown occur, see here
http://noorslist.wordpress.com/2011/06/2...radiation/

and here 30km exclusion zone
http://www.japanprobe.com/2011/04/05/iit...host-town/

so if we take the Japanese 30km exclusion zone from the reactor,

1)Do any of us fit into one of the probably similarly imposed 30km exclusion zone should one of the British reactors melt down?
2)How many sheeple do we think are in the exclusion zone areas?
3)Will our bols be no go?
4)Do we need to re evaluate our bol locations just in case?
5)stay or go?
heres pics of chernobyl 25 years on http://acidcow.com/pics/16330-chernobyl-...-pics.html
Now with the uk being such a small place and the wind blowing from every direction as it does, I dont think anywhere would be safe in the uk post meltdown.
With that being the case would the Government of the uk actualy impose a Fukashima style exclusion zone at all, or just leave us to it to fight off radioactive zombies?