Novichok victim DS Nick Bailey still fighting for part of his pension

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Novichok victim DS Nick Bailey 'still fighting for part of his pension'

Former Detective Sergeant Nick Bailey who fell seriously ill after being poisoned in the Salisbury Novichok attack is still fighting for part of his pension, his wife has revealed.

Date - 7th December 2020
By - Chloe Livadeas

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The officer, who had to retire because of the injuries sustained on duty, has still yet to have an agreement over his pension, seven weeks after leaving Wiltshire Police. Mr Bailey was the first person to enter the home of Sergei Skripal after the...

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