How the brave sisters of Greenham Common changed the world and defeated the nuclear machine 45 years on

Armed with nothing more than campfires, tea, and unbreakable determination, a brave band of women marched into history 45 years ago to stop nuclear annihilation.

Their 19-year siege at Greenham Common didn't just force US cruise missiles out of Britain - it ignited a feminist revolution whose impact is still felt across the globe today.