An curved arrow pointing right. Chernobyl's celebrating an unhappy anniversary – it's been 30 years since the disaster that forced residents to flee from the radioactive nuclear power plant.

Now, 30 years on, residents of Chernobyl are returning home. Mandarin Producer Lei Gong reports.

The packs of 'radiation hounds' can withstand Chernobyl's deadly nuclear fallout - by mutating beyond their regular canine ...

The Associated Press reports that the work is due to start in 2017. An archive photo of the fourth unit at Chernobyl from 1986 shows the scale of the damage caused by the explosion and fire.

Image source, BBC News Image caption, A sign warns people not to enter the exclusion zone around Chernobyl. Now, 30 years on, scientists have been allowed to spend a week inside the exclusion zone ...

"The aftermath of Chernobyl was devastating," Chapple tells ... in one of the most contaminated places on earth." Thirty years later, conditions have improved. The radioactivity of the cesium ...

Farmers suggest the lack of mutations and other glaring health problems mean Chernobyl’s troubles can be consigned to history. “There is no danger. How can you be afraid of radiation?” said Chubenok, ...