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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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Japan says it could take 40 years to clean up the leaking nuclear plant, but is that going to make people feel safe?
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Japan leaders 'played down nuclear crisis'
Investigation reports that government covered-up true scale of Fukushima disaster, and considered Tokyo evacuation.
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Japan's prime minister announces resignation
Naoto Kan confirms he is stepping down, paving the way for a race to elect Japan's sixth leader in five years.
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Japanese minister quits over gaffe
Disaster reconstruction minister resigns following "insensitive" behaviour during visit to tsunami-hit region.
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Japan approves nuclear compensation scheme
Government agrees on financial aid plan to help the Fukushima plant's owner compensate victims of the nuclear disaster.
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Japan reactor leak 'serious setback'
Radioactive water pouring from troubled reactors is hindering efforts to bring the nuclear power plant under control.
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Japan declares nuclear no-go zone
Authorities to restrict access to 20km zone around stricken Fukushima Daiichi plant.
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Japan mulls 'caution zones' around Fukushima
Government considering ban on access to areas near stricken nuclear plant, as operator pumps out radioactive water.
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