Japan allows partial glimpse inside crippled nuclear plant (Reuters)

Reuters - Conditions at Japan's wrecked Fukushima nuclear power plant, devastated by a tsunami in March, were slowly improving to the point where a "cold shutdown" would be possible as planned, officials said on Saturday during a tour of the facility.

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