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Two cooling towers successfully demolished at Sellafield nuclear plant

Saturday, 29 September 2007

Radioactive leak at nuclear plant worse than first feared

Two giant cooling towers at the Sellafield nuclear plant have been demolished.

They were originally part of the Calder Hall facility in Cumbria, and had generated electricity for 47 years.

Local people watched as a massive cloud of dust blew out over the Irish Sea.

Officials have spent three years getting the site ready for this morning's explosion.

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