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The Fukushima nuclear disaster in Japan produced a swift and radical response in Germany. Chancellor Angela Merkel ordered a review of her country's nuclear policy and decreed that seven of the oldest reactors should cease working. But as ÃÛÑ¿´«Ã½'s Steve Evans reports from Germany, switching away from nuclear power raises other dilemmas such as building a network of unsightly cables to carry wind power. Plus, Lesley Curwen talks to Joe Navarro, the ex-FBI man who reads body language in business meetings, and our technology commentator Jeremy Wagstaff berates cynical corporations which transmit management doublespeak via social media.