majority of the plaintiffs did not flee the area in the aftermath of the disaster. It was the third case in which a court found the Tokyo Electric Power Company — and the second to find the government — negligent in not preventing the meltdowns set off by a powerful earthquake and tsunami in March 2011.

In the latest case, according to Japanese news reports, the court ruled that the government should have been able to anticipate a large tsunami in the region and should have forced Tokyo Electric — known as Tepco — to take preventive measures to protect its plant from catastrophic damage.

The plaintiffs in the case sought a total of 16 billion yen in compensation to help pay for the cost of restoring their living environment.Odyseey Premier and Trailer

Award-winning climbing film producer Paul Diffley is planning a new route he hopes will propel his latest film 'Odyssey' to the top of the climbing film charts. Diffley has teamed up with global climbing apparel giant The North Face to attempt a daring alternative to the usual festival launch route.

The film is being premiered at the world's biggest bouldering wall, The Climbing Works, Sheffield, on 10th November and at the same time will be available to view on free stream via the Hot Aches website for 10 days. During this time the film will also be available to buy on DVD or via download at a reduced price.

We have two clips to show so you can see what this film has on offer. The first