follow on terri marchant good to have you with us police in england are retracing the steps of a former russian spy who is reported to be critically ill after being exposed to an unknown substance authorities remain tight lipped about the investigation they've only confirmed two people a man and a woman were found unconscious sunday on a park bench in the southern city of seoul spring they say there's no known risk to the public. a crime scene that could be straight from a bond movie. police donned hazmat suits as they decontaminate the street where the former russian spy a great pal and a woman had collapsed the substance that has made them critically ill hasn't been identified both or to use the treating it as a major incident and have even closer nearby restaurant as a precaution a passive bind said it looked like the pan had taken drugs. on the bench there was a couple. an older guy and a younger go she was sort of let in on him it looked like she passed out maybe he was doing some strange hand movements looking up to the sky. i felt anxious and felt like i should step in but to be

police and england are retracing the steps of a former russian spy who is reported to be critically ill after being exposed to an unknown substance authorities remain tight lipped about the investigation they've only confirmed that two people a man of the woman were found unconscious sunday on a park bench in the southern city of salisbury. a crime scene that could be straight from a bond movie. police don't hazmat suits as they decontaminate the street where the former russian spies group pal and a woman had collapsed the substance that has made them critically ill hasn't been identified. as the treating it as a major incident and have even closed a nearby restaurant as a precaution a possible i said it looked like the pan had taken drugs. on the bench there was a couple. an older guy and a younger go she was sort of let in on him it looked like she passed out maybe he was doing some strange hand movements looking up to the sky. i felt anxious and felt like i should step in but to be honest they looked so out of it i thought even if i did step in i wasn't sure how i could help emergenc

was also a part of now and since then we're told that he's lived a rather quiet life in england actually issue in the spotlight and just trying to stay out of the public eye even as police are urging caution bereket this is an unusual case how is england reacting. well of course the newspapers and old media are full of speculation and people are thinking about alexander litvinenko who died in two thousand and six not far from where i am here in central london he was poisoned and there was a trail of polonium all across central london basically that police were able to trace he was somebody who had worked for the russian intelligence services he had done town to be a critic of the kremlin and sort asylum here in london but he was poisoned and in two thousand and six and later an inquiry ruled that he was probably ordered by the kremlin and by blood to be killed now we also know that buzz feed which is a u.k. news outlet has had an investigation recently and they said as many as fourteen deaths here in the u.k. are linked by u.s. intelligence services to russia so speculation about a lot m

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i'm sorry so much got there good to have you with us investigators in england are retracing the steps of a former russian spy who was reported to be critically ill after being exposed to an unknown substance media reports identify him as a circus cripple who's lived in the u.k. since a spy swap in two thousand and ten but authorities remain tight lipped they've only confirmed that two people a man and a woman were found unconscious sunday on a park bench in the southern city of salzburg. a crime scene that could be straight from a bond movie. police stoned hazmat suits as they decontaminate the street where the former russian spy a group pal and a woman had collapsed the substance that has made them critically ill hasn't been identified both or a teaser treating it as a major incident and have even closed a nearby restaurant as a precaution a passive by said it looked like the pan had taken drugs. on the bench there was a couple. an older guy and a younger go she was sort of let in on him it looked like she passed out maybe he was doing some strange hand movements looking up to the sk

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will be trouble for our customers and the customers of the worse it's everywhere in england. so for the same it's hard to sell those flowers this is no small deal either the floral business plays an important role in the dutch economy sales of flowers to the u.k. alone total of around a billion euros a year. and i think that in the u.k. people at the moment don't know what they are facing in the next year it will be a big problem not only for flowers and plants but also for foods and fresh meals and no one on the dutch side knows whether the floral business will continue to blossom after breakfast either but one thing's sure trade in general will become more complicated once the u.k. leaves the e.u. . tax cuts and increased government spending could accelerate economic growth in the united states over the next two years that's according to a new survey which projects the economy will grow two point nine percent this year it's best performance in three years since the national association for business economics lost its forecast presidents from as push to one and a half trilli

all this is in response to a poison agent attack on former spy and his daughter yulia in salisbury england. the trump administration has frozen more than two hundred million dollars earmarked for recovery aid in syria former secretary of state rex tillerson and now it's the extra funding in february during a meeting in kuwait with other members of the coalition to defeat isis but trump reportedly only became aware of the money's existence after he saw a media report about it in pakistan a homecoming for a young voice of peace malala yousafzai is visiting her village in the swat valley it's been it's the first time she's been there since two thousand and twelve when the taliban nearly killed her. she said coming home a daughter who six years ago was mimic outspoken belief that go deserve education. the time of on shot. in the head but instead of killing her time strengthened her resolve now malala is back the youngest of a nobel peace prize winner is visiting her hometown and pakistan small region security is tiny when mother was shot in two thousand and twelve the pakistani army had where

world some five hundred guests attended the funeral of british scientists even hawking in cambridge england mourners included eddie redmayne to portray hawking in the award winning film about his wife the physicist was known for groundbreaking research into black holes and for defying a crippling disease to live to the age of seventy six. workers have taken down the american flag from the u.s. consulate in st petersburg the kremlin ordered the consulate closed and sixty american diplomats expelled the u.s. is among twenty three countries giving russian diplomats the boot all this is in response to a poison agent attack on the former spy sergey scroope and his daughter yulia in salzburg england. the trump administration has frozen more than two hundred million dollars earmarked for recovery aid in syria former secretary of state rex tillerson announced the extra funding in february during a meeting in kuwait with other members of the coalition to defeat isis but trump reportedly only became aware of the monies existence after he saw a media report about it. in pakistan a homecoming for a you

considering yulia and her father sergei a former double agent were both poisoned by a nerve agent in england earlier this month. the trump administration has frozen more than two hundred million dollars earmarked for recovery aid in syria former secretary of state rex tillerson announced the extra funding in february during a meeting in crew in kuwait with other members of the coalition to defeat isis but trump reportedly only became aware of the moneys existence after he saw a media report about it china's defunct space station tiangong one will fall back to earth this weekend the ten metre long space station is making an uncontrolled reentry and no one knows for sure where it will land china's space agency says most of it will burn up and probably won't cause any damage the lab has been in orbit sense two thousand and eleven. in pakistan a homecoming for a young voice of peace yousafzai is it in her village in the swat valley it's the first time she's been there since two thousand and twelve when the taliban nearly killed her. she said coming home a daughter who six years ago with many kil

is reporting that a former russian spy living in england is critically ill after being exposed to and un known substance sergey script was granted refuge in britain after a spy swap back in twenty ten now we are waiting for a press conference and you're looking at live pictures there where that press conference is supposed to take place we're going to try to bring that to you if we can during this program and again we've got a former spy critically ill this evening let's go over to london now to our correspondent bearded maass bigots we want to start with you but i am being told that the the press conference is starting now so let's go in and listen to them. and good evening ladies and gentlemen on ten persistent chief constable craig holden. gets the afternoon approximately a full fifteen pm will shipley's received a call from a member of the public who is concerned for the welfare of two people. the two people among a sixty six and a thirty three year old woman were found unconscious in a bench in the multi-user of souls which city center. police officers as well as colleagues from

northern england and south wales to try to reassure everyone in those places that breaks it is going to do something good for them that's what she's at least trying to set out to do today and to show that the u.k. will stay together through the bracks process that's what that's what aim is well it sounds like something a good thing to be doing given that what the country is is about to be headed into to break that she's trying to reassure the nation that's what leaders supposed to be doing why is she starting in scotland where she's going to a textile company in scotland of the there's the own going issue there about whether scotland that the view of the independence of scotland if she could return to the table and scotland voted remain in the referendum and so they've been rumblings of discontent politically as well but is scotland being hurt by london during the breaks and o'shea sions and so therefore she's going to try to reassure scots to a certain extent with that visit today however there are very real headaches and real issues there that just one visit console in the end it w

world some five hundred guests attended the funeral of british scientists even hawking in cambridge england mourners included eddie redmayne who portrayed hawking in the award winning film about his life this is this was known for groundbreaking research into black holes and for defying a crippling disease to live to the age of seventy six. workers have taken down the american flag from the u.s. consulate in st petersburg the kremlin ordered the consulate closed and sixty american diplomats expelled the u.s. is among twenty three countries also giving russian diplomats the boot all this is in response to a poison agent attack on former spy sergei and his daughter in solsbury england. pope francis has presided over his sixth easter vigil service in st peter's basilica at the vatican the service began with the lighting of a candle the light of which is meant to symbolize christ earlier francis urge people not to be complacent about the world's injustices in pakistan a homecoming for a young voice of peace. is visiting her village in the swat valley it's the first time she's been there since t

more on the fallout from the scandal now we have in robertson with us an expert in cyber security in england and here in our studio we have our social media editor jared weed with us good to have you both jared let's start with you part of the fallout of the scandal is one of the people who actually got rich off of facebook is now telling users to delete their accounts tell us about this well this is brian act and he is the co-founder of the messenger service what's out which he sold to facebook in twenty fourteen for many billions of dollars so in a tweet brian acton is urging facebook users to cut the cord simply writing it's time to delete facebook serve real stinging blood to his by mark zuckerberg and he's one of the biggest voices leading this movement on tree to hash tag the late facebook but i guess the big question is can we cut the cord to facebook of course you can but there are a number of things you can do before that you can tighten your privacy settings which is something you know it's recommended to do you can also deactivate your account so that puts it on hold and should yo

this is in response to a poison attack on former spy sergei screwball and this daughter in southbury england. pope francis has provided over his six easter vigil service in st peter's basilica at the vatican the service began with the lighting of a candle the light of which is meant to symbolize christ earlier francis urge people not to be complacent about the world's injustices. in pakistan a homecoming for a young voice of peace malala yousafzai is visiting her village in the swat valley it's the first time she's been there since two thousand and twelve when the taliban nearly killed her. she's a daughter coming home a daughter who six years ago was nearly killed here for her outspoken belief that girls deserve education just. like the taliban shot malala yousafzai in the head but instead of killing her the attack strengthened her resolve now malala is back the youngest ever nobel peace prize winner is visiting her hometown and pakistan's swat region security is tight when mother was shot in two thousand and twelve the pakistani army had already been back in control of the area for three y

she and her father sergei a former double agent for poison in a nerve agent attack in england on march fourth. protests in the united states have again highlights is the issue of police violence against black citizens horace's fired a white police officer who shot dead a man in louisiana and a separate case and autopsy shows an armed man killed in california was shot eight times and none of the bullets struck him in the front. marches in california state capital sacramento protest at the shooting two weeks ago of twenty two year old steven clark. police who shot him in the back say they feared he was holding a gun it turned out to be a cellphone in a separate case in louisiana buddy camera footage shows two police officers swearing at thirty seven year old alton sterling outside a grocery store before shooting him dead one officer blaine salomone has now been fired it was clear that he came out like this. and immediately escalated the attire situation putting that gun to this means. using profane language threatening his life i mean taking. a second officer involved has been suspended

was also a part of now and since then we're told that he's lived a rather quiet life in england actually issue in the spotlight and just trying to stay out of the public eye even as police are urging caution bereket this is an unusual case how is england reacting. well of course the newspapers and old media are full of speculation and people are thinking about alexander litvinenko who died in two thousand and six not far from where i am here in central london he was poisoned and there was a trail of polonium all across central london basically that police were able to trace he was somebody who had worked for the russian intelligence services he had done time to be a critic of the kremlin and sort asylum here in london but he was poisoned and in two thousand and six and later an inquiry ruled that he was probably ordered by the kremlin and by blood to be killed now we also know that buzz feed which is a u.k. news outlet has had an investigation recently and they said as many as fourteen dead here in the u.k. are linked by u.s. intelligence services to russia so speculation about a lot mor

good to have you with us reboard coming in that a former russian spy living in england is critically ill after being exposed to unknown substance sergei screwed up ball was a refuge in britain after a spy swap deal back in two thousand and ten he was convicted. in russia of betraying russian agents to british intelligence police have confirmed that two people a man and a woman were found unconscious on a bench on sunday in the city of solsbury both are receiving treatment and an investigation is under way to determine what caused their condition police gave a press conference a short while ago they say that they're keeping an open mind about the nature of this incident this has not been declared as a counter terrorism incident and we would urge people not to speculate however i must emphasize that we retain an open mind and we continue to review this position we have access to a wide range of specialist resources and services that are helping us to understand what we are or on stating that at this time the focus at this moment in trying to stop this war has caused these people to bec

stephen hawking was born in oxford england on january eighth one nine hundred forty two the oldest of four children. at seventeen he was awarded a scholarship at oxford university he studied physics and chemistry he also joined the school's boat club and loved science fiction then at the age of twenty one destiny dealt him a cruel blow each. cash to start hurtle diagnosed me with veto s. or older her until she told me at work or even two or three years. all i life with with the threat of an early. talking focused on subjects he knew best and could manage he began working in the field of theoretical physics at cambridge university he researched areas that combine science philosophy and religion such as the origin of the universe. he was especially interested in black holes and studied the mysterious phenomenon for years. he looked at what happens to the material sucked into these holes. he developed numerous theories but no definitive answers. one of his greatest discoveries was that black holes can disappear this revelation turned the scientific world on a ten. in one thousand e.a.p.

she's starting in scotland then going to northern ireland northern england in south wales to try to reassure everyone in those places that bright city is going to do something good for them that's what she's at least trying to set out to do today and to show that the u.k. will stay together through the brics a process that's fault that's what. well it sounds like something a good thing to be doing given that what the country is is about to be headed into to break that she's trying to reassure the nation that's what leaders supposed to be doing why is she starting in scotland where she's going to a textile company in scotland the on going issue there about whether scotland the independence of scotland if she could return to the table. voted remain in the referendum and so they've been rumblings of discontent politically as well but is scotland being hurt by london during the breaks and goetia and so therefore she's going to try to reassure scots to a certain extent with that visit today however there are very real headaches and real issues there but just one visit console in the end it was sc

british prime minister theresa may paid a visit to salisbury the medieval city in the west of england shaken by a nerve agent attack on former russian double agent sergei streep and his daughter yulia. may visited the restaurant where the poisoning took place and has put the blame squarely on moscow. well i'm pleased to be able to come down here to souls for you to speak to people who responded to this terrible incident that took place and as you know announced in the house of commons yesterday the action that we're taking we do hold russia culpable for this brazen brazen acts and despicable acts that's taking place on the streets of was is such a remarkable city where people come and visit and enjoy it often thank you verily or nato secretary general. excuse me ask out of trying to destabilize the west and issued a warning we do not want a new cold war and we do not want to be dragged into a new on straits but let there be no doubt made the will defend all our allies against any fat. mase international allies are standing by her the u.s. france and germany joining britain in blaming

hasn't done is boycotting the world cup and i don't just mean the royal family but the actual england football team. when when it was said by theresa may that the royal family and the british would become of the world cup the response from the russian football union was well the important thing is that the england team is coming so obviously that's a that's another thing that the u.k. could do to really hurt russia but it hasn't so options on the table we'll see what they end of executing alex line and append a turn unless toothpaste in moscow thank you. and british police have started a murder probe involving a number of russian exile in the u.k. they say that nikolai cough who was found dead at his london home earlier this week died from compression to the neck but they say that as yet there is no evidence of a link to the attempted murder of the scribbles. in other news now german chancellor angela merkel is in paris for talks with her french counterpart emmanuel mccall just days after securing her fourth term as german leader merkel has been meeting with president mccrone to discu

it was his wife joan who gave him the courage to come back when he left for england she chose to remain in malawi people have been helped by what he's doing so getting paid for their families and being supported because of what he's do we have been here is there i think all these people who are weekend to him i don't know how to live half in it yeah. joan and sawyer sure their future minds in malawi and they believe that ultimately it's africans themselves who will make a real and lasting difference to their country's struggling economies. in cities like berlin this is the latest type. it's the super food of the moment and it's especially popular with the guns and fitness focused urbanites. brigade are also frozen from brazil so and so it's possible to. see a fresh europe. in a global idea series we went in quest of this miracle berry that's a palms grow mainly in the amazon basin the berries are harvested between july and december. only a fraction of them are exported may need to be u.s. and japan most of them are consumed in brazil. all reports have bianca caught she went to brazil to

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it was his wife joan who gave him the courage to come back when he left for england she chose to remain in malawi people have been killed by what he's doing so getting paid if i mean is that being supported because of what these two we have been here is there i think all these people who are waking and to him i don't know where to live happening yeah. joan and sawyer sure their future minds in malawi and they believe that ultimately it's africans themselves who will make a real and lasting difference to their countries struggling economies. in cities like berlin this is the latest type. it's the super food of the moment and it's especially popular with the guns and fitness focused urbanites. we're going to. brazil soon so it's possible to. see a fresh europe. in our global ideas series we went in quest of this miracle berry that's a palms grow mainly in the amazon basin the berries are harvested between july i understand. only a fraction of them are exported mainly to the u.s. and japan most of them are consumed in brazil. all reporter bianca caught fish went to brazil to find out more

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reacting against that very grown up lady like tailoring that england fashion was known for and she brought in something completely new things were changing anyway there was a different feeling with people who were fed up with post-war austerity and the younger generation with. clubs and she claims that you can if you're young woman and go straight off to. the mini skirt wasn't quantz only fashion coo she also became the first us. minor to use vinyl in dresses and shoes. and. she also takes credit for inventing waterproof eyeliner and strapless broads plus she popularized colored patterned hose and it was quaint who created the short shorts known as hot pants like the mini skirt that since become a signpost in fashion history. the designer was quick to export her fashions to the u.s. and japan are shops carry dresses cosmetics and bags all under the mary quant name in two thousand she sold the label to a japanese company and withdrew from public life but her best known creation the mini skirt is still a fixture in the fashion world. fashion designers like germany's giteau maria kuch maher i

the government is convinced that that the kremlin is behind it in the city of solsbury in southern england the former russian spy circuit script seen here shortly before the assault and his daughter were found unconscious after being exposed to the deadly nerve agent nervous shock both are now fighting for their lives just a few days later another russian in exile fell victim to a suspicious attack nicholai glitch caused a businessman one didn't rush on fraud allegations was found strangled in his home in london these attacks are both the chilling echo of the murder of alexander litvinenko in two thousand and six the russian spy was considered a traitor after settling with his family in britain he too was poisoned our reporter met with his widow who talked about how other exiled russians now fear for their safety. it's a difficult time to be a russian exile in london marina litvinenko is a critic of the kremlin her husband alexander was killed in london by russian agents and now another friend of hers has been murdered. is a person i knew very well and. i just can't just believe . who want

another historical moment was charles darwin's departure from england in one thousand thirty one he returned from his round the world voyage with his theory of evolution a moment that his contemporary william turner never painted. when planning his paintings for the kairos project vote. leaves nothing to chance he had young vermeer studio reconstructed in detail for this painting in the dutch master style . and the studio in which he painted his clint was a ball room from the art nouveau era. truckie always prepares his projects together with his wife elena the couple who are behind the biggest forgery scandal of the twenty first century so far they out wedded the world for nearly twenty years before being discovered and sentenced to years in prison the bill truckies had smuggled over three hundred four degrees into the art market most of them have yet to be identified. now truckie is doing what he's always done and does best he's creating art work in the style of other master painters but clint almost had him stumped. it was. i saw through the background the figure of death or what i think

the government is convinced that that the kremlin is behind it in the city of solsbury in southern england the former russian spy circuit script seen here shortly before the assault and his daughter were found unconscious after being exposed to the deadly nerve agent nervous shock both are now fighting for their lives just a few days later another russian exile fell victim to a suspicious attack nicholai glitch caught a businessman one that in russia on fraud allegations was found strangled in his home in london these attacks are both a chilling echo of the murder of alexander litvinenko in two thousand and six the russian spy was considered a traitor after settling with his family in britain he too was poisoned our reporter met with his widow who talked about how other exiled russians now fear for their safety. it's a difficult time to be a russian exile in london marina litvinenko is a critic of the kremlin her husband alexander was killed in london by russian agents and now another friend of hers has been murdered. is a person i knew very well and. i just can't just believe . who wanted

royal family will not go and look at the world cup of course it's up to fifty to decide whether the england team should go and play in the well and indeed whether any european team should go the well should play it well cup in russia in june and july my own feeling is that this is such a serious matter a prime minister the british prime minister has said with a probability that borders on certainty the russian state is to blame for this attack him people fighting for their lives british police officers seriously injured five hundred people in seoul's bery well yesterday morning they too may be contaminated by this vile nerve agent this is in effect. an invasion through chemical means of british soil and that has to have very serious consequence you say it is an invasion with a chemical weapon on british soil britain is a member of nato nato today said that this is the first offensive use of a nerve agent on a nato member since one thousand nine hundred forty nine we didn't hear anything. to that extent today from theresa may do you think this situation has the potential to become a nato inc

royal family will not go and look at the wellcome of course it's up to fifty to decide whether the england team should go and play in the well and indeed whether any european team should go in the well should play in the world cup in russia in june and july my own feeling is that this is such a serious matter. a prime minister the british prime minister has said with a probability that borders on certainty the russian state is to blame for this attack him people fighting for their lives british police officers seriously injured five hundred people in seoul's bery woke up yesterday morning saying they too may have been contaminated by this vile nerve agent this is in effect. an invasion through chemical means of british soil and that has to have. very serious consequence you say it is an invasion with a chemical weapon on british soil britain is a member of nato nato today said that this is the a first offensive use of a nerve agent on a nato member since one thousand nine hundred forty nine we didn't hear anything. to that extent today from theresa may do you think this situation has the p

another historical moment was charles darwin's departure from england in eight hundred thirty one he returned from his round the world voyage with his theory of evolution a moment that his contemporary william turner never painted. when planning his paintings for the kairos project vote truckie leaves nothing to chance he had young vermeer's studio reconstructed in detail for this painting in the dutch master style. and the studio in which he painted his client was a ball room from the art nouveau era. truckie always prepares his projects together with his wife elena the couple who are behind the biggest forgery scandal of the twenty first century so far they out when did the art world for nearly twenty years before being discovered and sentenced to years in prison the bill truckies had smuggled over three hundred four juries into the art market most of them have yet to be identified. and. now he is doing what he's always done and does best he's creating art work in the style of other master painters but clint almost had him stumped. it was. i saw the do the background the figure of

police in england or retracing the steps of a forward british spy who is reported to be critically ill after being exposed to an unknown substance sergei's triple was granted refuge in britain after a spy swap deal in two thousand and ten authorities have confirmed that two people a man and a woman were found unconscious sunday on a park bench in the southern city of salzburg. a crime scene that could be straight from a bond movie. police don't hazmat suits as they decontaminate the street where the former russian spy surrogates group pal and a woman had collapsed the substance that has made them critically ill hasn't been identified. the treating it as a major incident and have even close to a nearby restaurant as a precaution apos of buying said it looked like the pan had taken drugs. on the bench that was a couple. an older guy and a younger go she was sort of let in on him it looked like she passed out maybe he was doing some strange hand movements looking up to the sky. i thought i'm just i felt like i should step in but to be honest they looked so outfit i thought even if i did s

hasn't done is boycotting the world cup and i don't just mean the royal family but the actual england football team. when when it was said by theresa may that the royal family and the british would become of the world cup the response from the russian football union was well the important thing is that the england team is coming so obviously that's a that's another thing that the u.k. could do to really hurt russia but it hasn't so options on the table we'll see which ones they end of x. getting out of line and the pena turning left who is based in moscow thank you. thanks. well meantime we're getting some news in this hour of a police murder program valving another russian exile in the u.k. british counterterrorism police saying that nikolai cough was found dead at his london home earlier this week died apparently from compression to the neck they say that as yet there is no evidence to suggest a link to the attempted murders of the script oles all meantime now to nigeria where the niger delta is one of the most polluted regions in the world in the one nine hundred fifty as oil was d

joining us after defecting to the west a former russian double agent is found poisoned on a park bench in england this isn't the plot to aspire movie nor is it a tale from the cold war this attack happened in modern day britain and the government is convinced that the kremlin is behind it in the city of solsbury in southern england the former russian spy circuit script seen here shortly before the assault and his daughter were found unconscious after being exposed to the deadly nerve agent nervous shock both are now fighting for their lives just a few days later another russian exile fell victim to a suspicious attack nicholai glitch caught a businessman one didn't russia on fraud allegations was found strangled in his home in london these attacks are both the chilling echo of the murder of alexander litvinenko in two thousand and six the russian spy was considered a traitor after settling with his family in britain he too was poisoned our reporter met with his widow who talked about how other exiled russians now fear for their safety. it's a difficult time to be a russian exile in london marina

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the government is convinced that that the kremlin is behind it in the city of solsbury in southern england the former russian spy circus cripple seen here shortly before the assault and his daughter were found unconscious after being exposed to the deadly nerve agent nova shock both are now fighting for their lives. just a few days later another russian exile fell victim to a suspicious attack nicholai a glitch caused a businessman one that in russia on fraud allegations was found strangled in his home in london these attacks are both the chilling echo of the murder of alexander litvinenko in two thousand and six the russian spy was considered a traitor after settling with his family in britain he too was poisoned our reporter met with his widow who talked about how other exiled russians now fear for their safety. it's a difficult time to be a russian exile in london marina litvinenko is a critic of the kremlin her husband alexander was killed in london by russian agents and now another friend of hers has been murdered. choli. is a person i knew very well. and i just can't just believe . w

the government is convinced that that the kremlin is behind it in the city of solsbury in southern england the former russian spy circus cripple seen here shortly before the assault and his daughter were found unconscious after being exposed to the deadly nerve agent nervous shock both are now fighting for their lives just a few days later another russian exile fell victim to a suspicious attack nicholai glitch caused a businessman one didn't russia and fraud allegations was found strangled in his home in london these attacks are both the chilling echo of the murder of alexander litvinenko in two thousand and six the russian spy was considered a traitor after settling with his family in britain he too was poisoned our reporter met with his widow who talked about how other exiled russians now fear for their safety. it's a difficult time to be a russian exile in london marina litvinenko is a critic of the kremlin her husband alexander was killed in london by russian agents and now another friend of hers has been murdered. and choli. is a person i knew very well and i just can't believe . who

joining us after defecting to the west a former russian double agent is found poisoned on a park bench in england this isn't the plot to aspire movie nor is it a tale from the cold war this is attack happened in modern day britain and the government is convinced that the kremlin is behind it in the city of solsbury in southern england the former russian spy circus cripple seen here shortly before the assault and his daughter were found unconscious after being exposed to the deadly nerve agent nervous shock both are now fighting for their lives just a few days later another russian in exile fell victim to a suspicious attack nikka like liskov a businessman one didn't rush on fraud allegations was found strangled in his home in london these attacks are both the chilling echo of the murder of alexander litvinenko in two thousand and six the russian spy was considered a traitor after settling with his family in britain he too was poisoned all reporter met with his widow who talked about how other exiled russians now fear for their safety. it's a difficult time to be a russian exile in london marina l

another historical moment was charles darwin's departure from england in eight hundred thirty one he returned from his round the world voyage with his theory of evolution a moment that his contemporary william turner never painted. when planning his paintings for the kairos project vote truckie leaves nothing to chance he had younger me or studio reconstructed in detail for this painting in the dutch masters style. and the studio in which he painted his clint was a ball room from the art nouveau era. truckie always prepares his projects together with his wife elena the couple who are behind the biggest forgery scandal of the twenty first century so far they out when did the art world for nearly twenty years before being discovered and sentenced to years in prison the bill truckies had smuggled over three hundred four juries into the art market most of them have yet to be identified. now he is doing what he's always done and does best he's creating art work in the style of other master painters but clint almost had him stumped it was to. myself to do the background the figure of death

british prime minister theresa may paid a visit to salisbury the medieval city in the west of england shaken by a nerve agent attack on former russian double agent sergei streep and his daughter yulia. may visited the restaurant where the poisoning took place and has put the blame squarely on moscow. well i'm pleased to be able to come down here to salzburg to speak to people who responded to this terrible incident that took place and as you know announced in the house of commons yesterday the action that we're taking we do hold russia culpable for this brazen brazen acts and despicable acts that's taken place on the streets of was is a remarkable city where people come and visit and enjoy. thank you very are nato secretary general young excuse mask out of trying to destabilize the west and issued a warning we do not warrant a new cold war are we do not want to be dragged into a new on choice but let there be no doubt made the world the fam all our allies against any threat. mase international allies are standing by here the u.s. france and germany joined britain in blaming russia cal

another historical moment was charles darwin's departure from england in eight hundred thirty one he returned from his round the world voyage with his theory of evolution a moment that his contemporary william turner never painted. when planning his paintings for the kairos project truckie leaves nothing to chance he had yun from your studio reconstructed in detail for this painting in the dutch master style. and the studio in which he painted his clint was a ball room from the art nouveau era. truckie always prepares his projects together with his wife elena the couple who are behind the biggest forgery scandal of the twenty first century so far they out when did the art world for nearly twenty years before being discovered and sentenced to years in prison bell truckies had smuggled over three hundred four degrees into the art market most of them have yet to be identified. now he is doing what he's always done and does best he's creating art work in the style of other master painters but clint almost had him stumped. it was to. myself to do the background the figure of death or what

joining us after defecting to the west a former russian double agent is found poisoned on a park bench in england this isn't the plot to aspire.

royal family will not go and look at the world cup of course it's up to fifty to decide whether the england team should go and play in the well and indeed whether any european team should go the well should play it well in russia in june and july my own feeling is that this is such a serious matter a prime minister the british prime minister has said with a probability that borders on the russian state is to blame for this attack two people fighting for their lives british police officers seriously injured five hundred people in souls three woke up yesterday morning they too may be contaminated by this vile nerve agent this is in effect. an invasion through chemical means of british soil and that has to have very serious consequence you say it is an invasion with a chemical weapon on british soil britain is a member of nato nato today said that this is the first offensive use of a nerve agent on a nato member since one thousand nine hundred forty nine we didn't hear anything. to that extent today from theresa may do you think this situation has the potential to become a nato incident. i thi