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Novichok inquiry to be held in Salisbury as chair promises ‘authoritative’ probe of Russian involvement

The public inquiry into the Novichok poisonings will be held in Salisbury, the new chairman has promised, as he pledged to deliver “authoritative” conclusions on Russian state involvement.

Evening Standard

Putin has already deployed a chemical weapon. In Salisbury

Boris Johnson has grave questions to answer about the Skripal case

The Guardian - UK

Salisbury Novichok survivor sickened at UK using attack not to grant Ukrainians visas

Charlie Rowley, whose girlfriend died in the 2018 Novichok horror, was astonished after the Home Secretary and immigration minister Kevin Foster wheeled out the excuse this week

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Tory MPs line up to condemn Priti Patel over visa shambles for families fleeing Ukraine

One Tory MP suggested the Home Secretary should resign while another compared the Home Office to a snail after just 500 family visas were given out since Friday

Daily Mirror

Tory fury as UK blames Salisbury attack threat for issuing just 500 Ukraine visas

Furious Tories lined up to blast the Home Office after just 500 Ukraine Family Scheme visas were issued, with a centre due in Lille in 24 hours - but not Calais. Yet ministers defended the slow progress, saying imposters are already "pretending to be Ukrainian"

Daily Mirror

MP claims Russian agents could come 'disguised as refugees' and urges people not to forget Salisbury Novichok poisonings

Mark Harper MP, Forest of Dean, was speaking in a debate on Ukraine

Bristol Post

Ukraine war: Delayed public inquiry into Salisbury novichok attack ‘must start urgently’ after Russian invasion

Inquiry will hear evidence of Russian state responsiblity for the death of Dawn Sturgess

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Novichok poisoning public inquiry delayed amid heightened Russian tensions

Dawn Sturgess, 44, died in 2018 after being inadvertently exposed to the nerve agent on a discarded perfume bottle.

The Independent UK

Questions over golden visas issued to investors with links to Russian government

Shadow home secretary Yvette Cooper wrote to Priti Patel demanding answers to a series of questions.

The Independent UK

Salisbury train crash: 14 injured after leaves not cleared

A railhead treatment train that was due to jet wash the rail and apply adhesive on the day of the accident October 31 had been rescheduled, the investigation found

Evening Standard

Salisbury train crash: clearance of leaves delayed by engineering work

Accident inspectors found many areas around site ‘had a medium or heavy level of contamination’

The Guardian - UK

Salisbury train crash: 14 injured after leaves not cleared from tracks

Analysis of the tracks after the collision found that ‘many areas had a medium or heavy level of contamination’ by crushed leaves

The Independent UK

Salisbury train crash: Clearance of leaves delayed by engineering work

Thirteen passengers and a driver required hospital treatment after the accident in October 2021.

The Independent UK

Salisbury Novichok victim’s agony after unwittingly giving girlfriend poisoned perfume bottle that killed her

‘I didn’t mean to, but I killed my girlfriend. How do you ever get over that? I can’t,’ says Charlie Rowley as fourth anniversary of poisonings approaches

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It's time for the cop who was poisoned by Novichok in Salisbury to forgive himself

Nick Bailey describes being poisoned as like having “a tsunami of pure heat and fire” enter his body, causing him to hallucinate and sweat.

The Guardian - UK

How science is uncovering the secrets of Stonehenge

A major new exhibition connects the stones on Salisbury Plain to many points and cultures across Europe through 1,500 years of immigration

Birmingham Post

Work on major flood protection project to get under way in Salisbury

Initial works on the Salisbury River Park scheme will start at the end of January, the Environment Agency has confirmed

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