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Topic History of: novichok - a threat for years to come
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Author	Message
JK2006	Yes not a nice poison; imagine how those Syrians must feel.
andrew	Well he is a ray of sunshine. I wonder if the hospital is safe to go in or what if you are due for an operation?
Jo	"He said it would leave those exposed to significant doses, like Mr Skripal and his daughter, as "invalids" who would need medical assistance for the rest of their lives." Perhaps this applies to the police officer too. It's very disturbing. It must be worrying for people in Salisbury. This looks like more than a specific attack on the father and daughter and more like a terror attack on British soil.
In The Know	A Russian chemical weapons scientist has told Sky News that people exposed to even tiny traces of the nerve agent used to attack a spy and his daughter in Salisbury could be in danger of developing symptoms in years to come. Dr Vil Mirzayanov is a chemist who ran the technical counter-intelligence department in Russia's chemical weapons institute. He helped make "novichok", the class of nerve agents the British government says was used to poison defected spy Sergei Skripal and his daughter Yulia. news.sky.com/story/spy-poisoning-novicho...k-for-years-11287880