Britons split on N-power advance

A majority of people in Britain would accept new nuclear power stations if they helped fight climate change, a poll suggests.

Some 54% said they would accept new stations being built for this reason, the Mori survey of 1,500 people for the University of East Anglia found.
But in general, more people were against nuclear power than in favour.

Nearly 80% thought renewable technologies and energy efficiency were better ways of tackling global warming.