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Tuesday, 27 March, 2001, 16:39 GMT 17:39 UK
In pictures: Tracking the nuclear train
Anti-nuclear demonstrators have stepped up their protests as a train transporting nuclear waste from France nears its destination in Gorleben. The train has been heading east across Germany all day, after crossing the border from France on Monday night.
![]() Protesters have been carried from the line at Lueneburg by special forces police
![]() Hundreds of people have joined sit-down protests, determined to block the nuclear train
![]() One small girl made her own protest at Hitzacker, near Dannenberg
![]() Some activists have curled up on the ground to resist security forces
![]() The six nuclear fuel containers left by rail from La Hague in France at first light on Monday
![]() German riot police took up position after the train's departure
![]() ...as did the demonstrators
![]() But the train continued its journey into the night, crossing into Germany
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