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Train carrying empty nuclear fuel containers derails

An investigation is under way after a freight train carrying empty containers used for spent nuclear fuel derailed in Scotland.

Fri, 02 Mar, 2001 - 11:48

An investigation is under way after a freight train carrying empty containers used for spent nuclear fuel derailed in Scotland.

The incident happened near Dunbar in East Lothian shortly before 10am.

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