Putin invites Britain to 'turn a page' after Salisbury attack - The Times

June 06, 2019

Operation Novichok - Sergei Skripal Putin invites Britain to 'turn a page' after Salisbury attack - The Times On-the-run Salisbury Novichok hoaxer jailed - BBC News Oops! New York Times corrects Skripal story, says no ‘dead ducks’ or ‘sick kids’ from ‘Novichok’ - RT UK says new ties possible only if Russia 'changes behavior' - Al-Arabiya Putin to Britain: Let's forget about the Skripal poisoning - Reuters Putin invites Britain to 'turn a page' after Salisbury attack - The Times The Times Putin invites Britain to ‘turn a page’ after Salisbury attackYulia Skripal and her father Sergei were poisoned with a nerve agent at his home in SalisburyDylan Martinez/Getty ImagesPresident Putin appeared to offer an olive branch yesterday as he said that Russia and Britain should “turn a page” following the Skripal poisoning and boost ties after Theresa May’s exit. Read More On-the-run Salisbury Novichok hoaxer jailed - BBC News BBC News Image copyright Instagram Anna Shapiro Image caption A picture of Alex King and Anna Shapiro, posted on Ms Shapiro's Instagram account in 2015 A drug dealer who sparked fears of a Novichok attack similar to that which hospitalised a former Russian spy and his daughter has been jailed. Read More Oops! New York Times corrects Skripal story, says no ‘dead ducks’ or ‘sick kids’ from ‘Novichok’ - RT RT The New York Times has corrected a report that UK officials had shared photos with the CIA depicting children and animals who’d been exposed to the so-called Novichok nerve agent after coming into contact with the Skripals. Read More UK says new ties possible only if Russia 'changes behavior' - Al-Arabiya Al-Arabiya Britain said on Thursday that resetting ties with Russia depended on Moscow changing behavior, hours after Russian President Vladimir Putin said it was time to “turn the page” on the difficult relationship. Read More Putin to Britain: Let's forget about the Skripal poisoning - Reuters Reuters Police officers guard a cordoned off area in the city centre where former Russian intelligence officer Sergei Skripal and his daughter Yulia were found poisoned, in Salisbury, Britain, April 3, 2018. Read More

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