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UK Interior Minister gives statement on new Novichok poisoning case
UK Interior Minister gives a statement on new Novichok poisoning case.
Russia mired in controversy on the eve of hosting FIFA World Cup
President Vladimir Putin will hope to keep world's attention on football
Medical team that saved the Skripals speaks out
Staff at Salisbury District hospital have been talking about how they faced the unknown when a former Russian double agent and his daughter were attacked with a lethal nerve agent.
Kremlin questions integrity of Yulia Skripal TV appearance
Moscow questions whether Skripal was speaking of her own free will
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Under duress? Skripal statement splits social media | The Cube
The Cube looks at reactions to the first public statement from Yulia Skripal
'We are lucky to be alive', says Yulia Skripal in first interview
Yulia Skripal, daughter of poisoned Russian spy Sergei Skripal, speaks to Reuters in London.
Malice in Wonderland as Russia dismisses UK poisoning claims as fairytales
Russia's ambassador to the UN cited Lewis Carroll at the UN Security Council and says Russia's western partners are not interested in the truth.
Britain and Russia wage war of words at chemical weapons conference
Representatives from both countries traded accusations on the March 4th chemical attack in Salisbury
UK says Russia spied on Skripals for ‘at least 5 years’
The UK's national security adviser claims that Russia spied on the Skripals for five years before they were poisoned in Salisbury. Russia calls the allegations a "big surprise".
Skripal's pets found dead at his home, after nerve agent attack
Two guinea pigs were found dead at the home of Sergei Skripal and a cat had to be put down, British government officials revealed, following the nerve agent attack on the former spy and his daughter, Yulia.
UK 'playing with fire' in Skripal affair, Russia warns
Ambassador Vassily Nebenzia says the substance used in spy poisoning is 'not copyrighted by Russia'
UK-Russia: Could tensions further escalate over poisoning?
"Russia is by no means positioning itself to back down and in someway to accept responsibility for this, instead it is seeking the highest possible ways to question its responsibility."
British police release statement by Yulia Skripal
The statement appeared after Russian TV reported that Sergei Skripal is also getting better
Moscow loses bid for joint investigation into ex-spy poisoning
The Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) has rejected Russia's request to be involved in the inquiry into the nerve agent attack in Britain in March.
Russia accuses UK, allies of "playing children's games" over ex-spy poisoning
Russia's Foreign Minister said the nerve agent attack could benefit both the British special services and the UK government.
Retaliation 'goes without saying': Russia's US ambassador on Skripal affair
Anatoly Antonov spoke to NBC, Euronews' US partner, in his first interview since the Skripal poisoning - questioning several aspects of the case and the West's response.
Russia responds to diplomatic expulsions by summoning 23 ambassadors
Heads of diplomatic missions in Moscow told to expect retaliation.
Russia says this convinced European countries to expel its diplomats
Russia says the "notorious classified files" prompted foreign governments to expel its diplomats.
EU and NATO back Britain over spy attack
Meanwhile, Russia's Ambassador to the EU Vladimir Chizhov appeared to backtrack on previous suggestions that the nerve agent used in the UK attack could have come from a British laboratory.
Labour’s Corbyn warns UK government on blaming Russia for spy attack
The UK opposition leader Jeremy Corbyn condemns the Salisbury nerve agent attack but warns that “rushing” ahead of the evidence in blaming the Russian state could bring a “new cold war”.