Nuclear waste train forced to retreat

A train delivering waste from reprocessed nuclear fuel to a German storage site has been forced to retreat by protesters.

Wed, 28 Mar, 2001 - 08:21

A train delivering waste from reprocessed nuclear fuel to a German storage site has been forced to retreat by protesters.

The campaigners have blocked the rails and engaged in clashes with police which left dozens injured.

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