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Naoto Ken tells inquiry that state should bear most of blame for meltdown at tsunami- and quake-stricken nuclear plant.
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Report says workers were untrained to handle emergencies which comes nine months after tsunami-triggered nuclear crisis.
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The UN watchdog says it is satisfied with series of safety tests carried out by Japan in wake of Fukushima meltdown.
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Tremors shake area devastated by March disaster, but efforts to bring stricken nuclear plant under control unaffected.
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Nuclear watchdog wants probe into how two workers were exposed to twice legal level of radiation at tsunami-hit plant.
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Japan says it was unprepared for nuclear disaster in report due to be submitted to UN's atomic agency.
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Operator of Fukushima Daiichi plant says fuel rods at three of the plant's six reactors melted early in the crisis.
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Locals strive for steady nerves as stressed crust rumbles on and radiation leaks from a damaged nuclear plant.
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Nuclear watchdog raises severity of Fukushima crisis to maximum level but plays down comparisons to Chernobyl disaster.
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Workers inject nitrogen gas to reduce chances of blow-up but are running out of space to store radioactive water.
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