By Mark Willacy in Fukushima The operator of the Fukushima nuclear plant has begun injecting more water into one of the reactors, after the core temperature rose above Japan's safety limit. A gauge inside Fukushima's reactor number two showed the temperature rising to 82 degrees Celsius over the weekend, its highest level since the reactor was put into a state of cold shutdown two months ago. Operator TEPCO insists there has been no nuclear reaction and that the

Japan's Nippon Telegraph and Telephone (NTT) and Flower Contents Production Committee have introduced an English version of 'Flower Shot', a camera app for Android handsets equipped with photo editing and sharing functions for flowers.

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Cubans restore an old steam locomotive in Havana, on February 10. The US embargo on Cuba, comprehensive economic sanctions which have now dragged on for 50 years without toppling Communism here, have made life in Cuba harder but forged Cubans' fierce survivor skills. Cubans line up at a bus stop in Havana on February 10.

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