Wiltshire readies for Novichok inquiry

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Wiltshire readies for Novichok inquiry

Wiltshire Police have begun preparations to share evidence with the inquiry into the deadly nerve agent attack in Salisbury.

Date - 23rd November 2021
By - Chris Smith

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The force at the centre of the response to the Novichok poisonings has started work to share crucial documents and evidence with a government inquiry into the death of one of the British victims. The Home Secretary announced the inquiry will be...

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