their first this hotel in east london to spend theirfirst night this hotel in east london to spend their first night in this hotel in east london to spend theirfirst night in britain before travelling by train to salisbury on a reconnaissance mission that saturday afternoon. detectives want anyone who saw them that day between 2pm and az30pm to come forward. the next day, sunday, the day of the attack, they returned to salisbury and were caught on cctvjust before 12 o'clock on wilton road. that image was recorded just moments before the attack because, from here, it is just a short walk to sergei skripal‘s house, where detectives think the two men used pay—per—view dispenser to pump —— used a perfume dispenser, to pump the nerve agent, a novichok, onto the nerve agent, a novichok, onto the front door. that looks like the perfect kind of vessel to have applied some form of agent, through a pump. it's a gel or a liquid, onto the door of the skripals' home, which has what contaminated sergei and then yulia. an hour and a half later, already contaminated from the front door, sergei

petrol and diesel cars will be banned from nine roads in east london from today in a bid to tackle toxic air. drivers will receive a £130 penalty if they use anything other than electric or hybrid models in areas of hackney and islington during peak hours on weekdays. 0ur reporterjohn maguirejoins us now. john how significant will this ban be to motorists in london? iimagine i imagine this will be quite a change for people? it isa change for people? it is a quiet area i would say, louise, for traffic, having been here this week but we're just a block away from a very main roads that runs right the way through this pa rt that runs right the way through this part of these london, so for those moments, drivetime back in the afternoon and rush—hour in the morning, very busy. this is a brand—new sign, showing you the timing to say vehicles should abandon the zone between 7am and 10am in the morning, 4pm and 10pm in the afternoon and there is a large country school behind me, so that school will be pleased to see this brought in. but will it work? we will find out more in a second. we

on route to a hotel in east london stayed there overnight went to solve in the saturday again on the train stayed there a short time then came back to the same attack in east london which the police now believe was a reconnaissance mission and on the sunday did exactly the same went to souls bre were seen on c.c.t.v. right to the point when they believe the poisoning up and very close this cripples has then left went to heathrow airport in west london then flew back to moscow and then got flight times and photographs and the whole thing and subsequently directly after that series and they spoke to a visibly shock's house of parliament in which he went through this timeline and then said this is this is in controversial evidence there's no other lot of inquiry you can conceivably pursue it was the russians who did it and then she said and my six the external security service in the u.k. as identified the two men as russian military agents. i can today tell the house that based on a body of intelligence the government has concluded that the two individuals named by the police and c.p.s

at the hotel in east london the police say they found trace elements of novacek so small that they didn't pose a risk to health but it still counts as evidence we know part of their main street the second of four to stay sitting staring. without a railway stated we know that when we find. out which hotel i stayed on the second we took control. i mean not really we found traces of. both a police and international chemical agent body the o.p.c. w. have said it was the same batch of navi chalk that was used against this cripples which then killed dawn sturgis and seriously injured her boyfriend charlie rowley they had found a fake per fume case with a bottle inside adapted to release the novacek the couple had assumed it was perfect and she sprayed the novacek on herself this case and that of this cripples and now directly being linked in the criminal inquiry the last time the u.k. had prime suspects in an attack on a spy it was the alexander litvinenko case which ended with a look of oyo named as one of the killers eventually made a member of the russian parliament the u.k. can't get the tw

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points are among the signs appearing in east london streets frustrated residents draw attention to the levels of drug dealing in the british capital. five am in new orleans six pm in beijing and one in the afternoon here in moscow this thursday september the twenty eighth welcome to our international our top story the fate of russian sports and drugs body you will be decided later on thursday the world anti-doping agency is jutes a vote on whether to lift the suspension over a scandal in twenty fifteen the international olympic committee athletes commission has bucked russia's readmission wada's president is all still for the move but there have been rifts within the anti doping governing body the organizations vice president and anti doping agencies from various countries are against it they accuse one of moving the goal post by easing some of the conditions placed on russia the head of america's agency went as far as to suggest sucking the while the chief when our team sport correspondent alexy got to shift picks up the story. for the last three years russian sport has been firmly si

it wasn't what wasn't a good time in east end of london. my mum was welsh she converted to islam during the second world war with my father she was a coal miner's daughter can you imagine the stigma of a white lady marrying a dark person but she didn't care but i'm also proud to be a bangladeshi as well. yeah . oh yeah that's my dad that's my dad roughly. four weeks before he died and his smile when he graduated and mona when she graduated. she sees the world in a different way because being younger than me she can maybe project forward where i don't that's why i think politicians shouldn't be allowed to be politicians after sixty five that some young blood far us away because they got better ideas and see things better than we do we're always thinking in the past and they're thinking in the future and it's important. so i do miss her yes. today we have the you know gratian of the strong room for the first british muslim archives and guests who want different books of life have come to join us in the celebrations of this kind of pivotal mom

pick up points are among the signs appearing on east london streets for stranded residents to draw attention to the levels of drug dealing in the british capital. around the clock across the world this is our team international from the team and myself you know neal hello and welcome our top story the fates of russian sports drugs bali will be decided later on thursday the world to see is jus to vote on whether to lift the suspension over a scandal in twenty fifteen the international olympic committee after commission but russia's readmission one as president is also for the move but there have been rifts within the anti doping governing body the organizations vice pres. didn't i. see from various countries are against that they accuse want of moving the goal post by easing some of the conditions placed on russian the head of america's agency went to far as to suggest sucking the wada chief r.t. sport correspondent alexy going to shift picks up the story for the last three years russian sport has been firmly sidelined as accusations mounted over state sponsored doping. the media has been in

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it started at just before fire at in east london today. it started atjust before five o'clock this morning, the fire brigade says more than half of the single—storey building is currently on fire. more that when we get it. —— more on that. doctors are being urged to write letters in clear, simple english that's easier for patients to understand. new guidance has been issued by the academy of medical royal colleges, encouraging consultants to stop using latin phrases and medicaljargon. it comes after gps reported that some patients were having to book appointments just to have technical terms explained. doctors have developed a new online tool which they claim can assess a person's risk of having a heart attack or stroke. the test asks people over the age of 30 to answer a series of questions about their lifestyle and then generates their ‘heart age'. a heart age older than your actual age can indicate an increase health risk. public health england says nearly 2—million people have completed the test so far. if you are going back

into a hotel on the boat in east london between friday and saturday on the saturday then they travelled to salzburg eleven forty five and arrived at two twenty five then returned at four ten back to the hotel eight zero five and they think that was a reconnaissance job to have a look at this cripples house because they then say the two suspects made exactly the same journey on the sunday were only in salzburg for a time in the afternoon before returning again so was lou staged in london and then to heathrow airport where at ten thirty pm they boarded air flight flight two five eight five but back to moscow they also say that the c.c.t.v. footage of them near this cripples house over the course of the weekend and further to that of the hotel they stated in east london they found trace elements of novacek which is amazing that they managed to keep this quiet they found trace elements of novacek which were then. ultimately deems not sufficiently harmful to public health but they have to close the hotel all the rest of it so they also sell presumably remains open but it is it is an absolute

at the hotel in east london the police say they found trace elements of novacek so small that they didn't pose a risk to health but it still counts as evidence we know part of their main street the second of four to stay sitting staring. without the remains stated we know that when we find. out which hotel i stayed on the second we took control. i mean that really we found traces of. both a police and international chemical agent body the o.p.c. w. have said it was the same batch of navi chalk that was used against this cripples which then killed dawn sturgis and seriously injured her boyfriend charlie rowley they had found a fake per fume case with a bottle inside adapted to release the novacek the couple had assumed it was puffy and she sprayed the novacek on a self this case and that of this cripples and now directly being linked in the criminal inquiry the last time the u.k. had prime suspects in an attack on a spy it was the alexander litvinenko case which ended with a look of oyo named as one of the killers eventually made a member of the russian parliament the u.k. can't get the tw

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drug dealers only crack pick up points are among the signs appearing in east london streets of us treated residential draw attention to the levels of drug dealing and the british. this is our to international a coming alive from moscow every hour of the day wherever you're training in from welcome on you know knowing our top story the fate of russian sports drugs probably will be decided later on thursday the world anti-doping agency is jus to vote on whether to lift a suspension over a scandal in twenty fifteen well the international olympic committee athletes commission rushes re mission while this president is also for the move but there have been rifts within the anti doping governing body the organizations vice president. from various countries are against it they accused of moving the goalposts by easing some of the conditions placed on russian r.t. sport correspondent. picks up the story. for the last three years russian sport has been firmly sidelined as accusations mounted over state sponsored doping. the media has been and meltdown the b.b.c. sports editor dan ronan tweeted out

east london. news because the home secretary is speaking out in east londonm news because the home secretary is speaking out in east london. it is a natural impulse in society to want to help and protect our kids. in bringing a boss, children will remember how important it was to grow up under the watchful eye of people who loved and get for us. people who wanted the best for us. and then one of directive is our happiness. i was lucky. growing up in bristol, what my parents lacked in money they made up for with love. i know that they would do anything for me and my four brothers. they built us a living and happy home, the perfect springboard to go out and grab life by the horns. they installed an us confidence, resilience and kindness. and most importantly they made us feel safe. but some children, even those from loving homes like mine, not so lucky. we know that there are people out there who want to use and abuse our children. we know it happens all too often. physically, emotionally, and sexua

london. he's very intellectual, super—smart, practices and extremely hard. for him to be a developmental player, not too have a big university, they came abroad, looking at guys to see how to practice, to go about being a professional athlete and to see him having a day like today, the sky is the limit for him. just before i go take a look at this. andy murray was left red—faced after dropping a bit of a clanger in china ahead of the shenzhen open. the former world number one was being presented with a gilded plate to mark his contribution to tennis in china, but he dropped it. in fact he was so embarrassed was he that he posted the details on instagram. murray is due to play zhi—zhen zhang of china tomorrow. and that's why you never use the good china. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. we're british boxer callum johnson will walk out in front of 12,000 people in america next week, and he's one punch away from becoming a world champion. but he'll enter t

john maguire, bbc news, east london. a man with a prosthetic leg is suing a local council because he wasn‘t allowed to play on its golf course using a buggy. paul houghton claims brentwood borough council discriminated against him, but it denies that and it‘s defending the claim. it‘s a case that could have implications for many other people with disabilities. our legal correspondent clive coleman reports. you‘ve got a, what, 120—yard carry to the green. 120—yard, all carry, into a very, very stiff breeze. paul houghton is lucky to be alive. in 2000, while working as a roofer, he knelt in contaminated water and contracted a deadly bug that can eat muscle and body tissue at a rate of 2cm an hour. well, you got over. paul‘s right leg was amputated above the knee and he received the last rites in hospital. my swing isn‘t very orthodox. golf has become an important part of paul‘s life, and a buggy enables him to get around a standard five—mile course. he‘s represented england 13 times and played in euro

they traveled by train to london, victoria, then on to waterloo, before going to a hotel in east london. they stayed there both friday and saturday evening and traces of knowledge shock were found in their hotel room. on saturday the third of march, they went into salisbury, arriving at 2:25 p.m. and leaving less than two hours later. the police are confident this was for reconnaissance of the area. made the samey journey, traveling underground atwaterloo station approximately 8:05 a.m. before continuing to salisbury. the police have today released cctv footage of the two men, which clearly places them in the immediate vicinity of the house at 11:58 a.m., which the police say was moments before the attack. they left salisbury and returned to waterloo, arriving at 4:45 p.m., and went to the underground to heathrow, where they returned to moscow. mr. speaker, this hard evidence has enabled the independent crown prosecution service to conclude that they have a sufficient basis on which to bring charges against these two men for the attack in salisbury. the same two men are now also the pri

anglia and the south—east, london are around 21, some not so bad in the south—east. this is bbc news. the headlines: two russian intelligence officers are named as suspects in the poisoning of former spy sergei skripal and his daughter yulia in salisbury. after an extensive study of cctv and other images, scotland yard says there's sufficient evidence to charge the two men, identified by the authorities. the two individuals named by the police and cps are officers from the russian military intelligence service, also known as the gru. tributes are paid to the bbc‘s rachel bland, who's died at the age of 40 — presenter of an award—winning podcast documenting her treatment for cancer. in japan, passengers are trapped at an airport after a tanker crashed into the access bridge in the most powerful typhoon to hit the country for 25 years. sport now with holly hamilton. good evening. when europe ryder cup captain thomas bjorn was picking his team, the usa's victory at hazeltine two years ago won't have been farfrom his mind. perhaps that's why, his team has been load

john maguire, bbc news, east london. more now on the announcement by the met office that 2018 was the joint hottest summer on record for the uk. figures show the highs forjune to the end of august were tied with those of 1976, 2003 and 2006. england however saw its hottest summer ever, with an average temperature of 17.1 celsius recorded across the three months. that narrowly beat the average of 17.0c recorded back in the balmy summer of 1976. the hottest day of the year was recorded in july, when temperatures reached 35.3 celsius in faversham in kent. tomasz schafnaker from the bbc weather centre explained that a pattern of more hot summers could be emerging. we have been seeing hot years close to each other so 2003, 2006, 2018, very close together we are getting these kind of heat waves? is this a pattern? they looks like it is odd according to the met office it is consistent with global warming. and who knows, we may have a hot summer next year but we may not have one for another ten years but the indication is we wil

it wasn't what wasn't a good time in east end of london. my mum was welsh she converted to islam too in the second world war with my father she was a coal miner's daughter can you imagine the stigma of a white lady marrying a dark person but she didn't care but i'm also proud to be a bangladeshi as well. oh yeah that's my dad that's my dad roughly. four weeks before he died and a smile when he graduated. and muna when she graduated she sees the world in a different way because being younger than me she can maybe project forward where i don't that's why i think politicians shouldn't be allowed to be politicians after sixty five that some young blood. a far worse away because they got better ideas and see things better than we do we're always thinking in the past and they're thinking in the future and that's important so i do miss her yes. today we have the you know gratian of the strong room for the first british muslim archives and guests who want different books of life have come to join us in the celebrations of this kind of pivotal momen

well, today, he's in east london inspiring a new generation of basketball players on this side of the atlantic. he took some time out to tell our sports editor dan roan that he can relate to serena williams‘ outburst on court during the us open final and says it's important to start a conversation. i think, on the court, we all have reactions to things that happen. i have thrown mouthpieces before. i have had outbursts where you might want to take it back. but the way she handled it out of the match, with how eloquently she puts her sentiments around gender equality in her sport, created that conversation i think that we all can kind of assess for ourselves. whether you agree with her, i think the way, one, she didn't take away from the winner, that was her moment to shine as a champion, but there were issues that serena wanted to deal with. those conversations will keep going because of how she took a stand. steph curry there. that's all from me. we'll have more sport throughout the weekend. from all of us now, it's good night. hello there and welcome to our look ahead to what the

london. he is very intellectual, super—smart, practice is extremely hard. for him to be a developmental player,, not having the big university speak that came aboard and really looking at it and trying to see how to practice, how to go about being a professional athlete, to see him today, this guy is the limit. just before i go, take a look at this. andy murray was left red—faced after dropping a bit of a clanger in china ahead of the shenzhen open. the former world number one was being presented with a gilded plate to mark his contribution to tennis in china, but he dropped it. in fact, he was so embarrassed was he that he posted the details on instagram. murray is due to play zhizhen zhang of china tomorrow. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello and welcome to the look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. joining me this evening byjames us tomorrow. joining me this evening by james rampton from us tom

a group of activists painted drug dealers only road traffic signs in east london now as part of a campaign to highlight the levels of drug crime there it was launched by the colombia road cartel as they were known the auction group spray painted drug dealers only parking space installed kruk pick up point and needle free zones however the signs were quickly removed by council workers activists can hines believes residents simply go straight in the police. the police are not tackling the problem of drug dealing in their location in their part of of london in their community so they feel that they have to take the law into their own hands it's the same as the rest of london but this one proviso because. assured it is an affluent area the police tend to not be heavy handed around drug dealing in the police seem to not tread much more cautiously then if they are in other parts of london well the murder of tower hamlets where the action took place agreed with the activists and call for more police officers to be on the streets he also stressed that the local authorities had done everything in t

a murder investigation has been launched after a 19—year—old man died after being shot in east london last night. two other people were also seriously injured in the incident in walthamstow at around 11 o'clock. nobody has been arrested. there have been more than 100 murders in the capital so far this year. directors of the british broadcaster sky have urged shareholders to accept a takeover offer of more than £30 billion from the us media giant comcast. after a long—running battle against rupert murdoch's 21st century fox, comcast last night won a blind auction for sky. our business editor simonjack reports. it's been an epic battle between two heavyweights of the media world. in the final round, us cable giant and universal studios owner comcast delivered a knockout blow, offering £30 billion, 10% more than the disney—backed 21st century fox was prepared to pay. the prize — sky's 23 million customers across europe, ten million of them in the uk. the final bid has come in at £17.28, which is a 17% increase on the previous offer for sky, so they certainly have. and i think fo

today he was the main attraction at a court in london's east end. he told me that basketball will soon grow this side of the atlantic. how big do think this sport could be in britain in the future? i think it'll be extremely huge and aspiring for kids to play, especially at earlier ages. to get that instruction and develop their own passions for the game. curry‘s helped his team, the golden state warriors, dominate the nba, winning the title in three of the last four seasons. the californian franchise recently awarded him a record—breaking contract worth $200 million. are you at the peak of your powers now? i think so, but i'll hopefully stay there for a very long time. i've learned a lot about myself in the game. like you said, accomplished a lot. but i feel like there's more in the tank. but it's notjust on the court that curry‘s made an impact. last year he made a stand against the policies of the trump administration by snubbing an invite to the white house. the president himself then telling curry the invite was withdrawn. i said how i fe

today he was the main attraction at a court in london's east end. he told me basketball will soon grow this side of the atlantic. how big do think this book could be in britain in the future?|j do think this book could be in britain in the future? i think it will be extremely huge and aspiring for kids to play, especially at earlier ages. to get instruction and develop passions for the game. he has helped his team dominate the nba, winning the title in three of the last four season. the californian franchise recently awarded him a record—breaking contract worth $200 million will stop are you at the peak of your powers? i think so and hopefully i will stay there for a long time. i have learned a lot about myself in the game. i feel like there is have learned a lot about myself in the game. ifeel like there is more in the tank. i need to put the work in. notjust on the court has he made an impact. last year he made a stand against the policies of the donald trump administration by snubbing a visit to the white house. isaid snubbing a visit to the wh

in waltham forest in east london, black boxes are for plastic, and each council has its own rules about which kinds of plastic it will take. confused credit well, sue raymond lives near bracknell in berkshire, and like many, she isn't clear what to do. i don't know if i can and like many, she isn't clear what to do. i don't know if! can put that in the bin and whether it will get discarded the other end or whether it will be recycled. you assume you can or can't?|j whether it will be recycled. you assume you can or can't? i will put it in. you assume it will be ok? i will try and put it in my recycling bin rather than put it in my rubbish. to help sue with her plastic we take her to the local recycling centre in reading for a look behind—the—scenes. centre manager adrian clarke will be her guide. that will be made into food trays again. here bottles, yoghurt pots and food cartons are all accepted. staff check everything is being sorted correctly. soon learns that if she gets things slightly wrong, the system can handle it. they seem quite tolerant with the amount of plastics that ca

as you've been hearing, petrol and diesel cars will be banned from nine roads in east london from today in a bid to tackle toxic air. 0nly electric or hybrid models will be allowed in parts of hackney and islington during rush hour on weekdays. drivers in more polluting cars can be fined £130. let's have a look at the travel situation now. 0n the tubes this morning, we have minor delays on the picadilly line. actually, a good service on all lines. 0n the trains, there is disruption including cancellations on southern trains between redhill and tonbridge and reigate and victoria because of a shortage of crews. in leyton, lea bridge road is closed both ways at peterborough road because of an accident. let's have a check on the weather now with sara thornton. good morning to you. good morning to you. yesterday good morning to you. yesterday we good morning to you. yesterday we saw highs in the london area of 25 degrees. not impossible to think we'll see something like that again today. another fabulous day in prospect, dry, lots of sunshine and asi prospect, dry, lots of sunshine and as i

district neighbors in tower hamlets in east london commission of the anonymous group of artists make signs they wanted to highlight the power of police in activity in the area the signs were quickly removed by council workers to his ken hines believes that residents have lost faith in the authorities. the police are not tackling the problem of drug dealing him in their location in their part of of london in their community so they feel they have to take the law into their own hands it's the same as the rest of london the police tend to not be heavy handed around drug dealing in the police seem to tread much more cautiously than if they have enough apart or. lemaire thomas agreed with the activists and called for more police officers to be on the streets also stressed that local authorities have done everything in their power to deal with the issue caroline's again says those in charge need to take a different approach. it's quite clear that the police and the government has lost the war on crime because what they have put the as a crime what is quite clear is ship be treated as a pub

they east midlands can just behind london double figures. they east midlands canjust behind london in terms of the worst region in terms of performance for average median wages. does that surprise you?m does not surprise me. i don‘t think anyone in london knows we exist in the east midlands. i think they have forgotten all about us. it is just that bit you pass through on the m1. it does not surprise me. we had a lot of major industries, all those have gone now. and the jobs that are coming in ten to be distribution and they are very often agency workers on zero—hour contracts. we should not really be surprised that wages are falling. what do you think needs to be done to help the area regenerate? we have two end austerity. posterity seems to be an excuse for cutting things. it is an excuse for cutting things. it is an excuse for cutting things. it is an excuse for abandoning communities. —— austerity. the police station has close, the job centre has closed, we have been abandoned. come and listen to us because actually we have lost

so the russians say they were just tourists here for a weekend, staying in east london for two nights. they visited salisbury twice — on saturday and sunday — around two hours each time. duncan kennedy is in salisbury. the two russians claim they came here to salisbury to see the famous cathedral. they claimed they were tourists, but the british government has today described that as ridiculous and said the real reason they came here was to murder sergei skripal. we have been trying to piece together their movements during the time they spent here in the city to see if the russian story stands up. the two russians agree they did travel to salisbury station on saturday march the 3rd, but they say they only spent one hour and 46 minutes in the city because it was snowing. the men say they then returned to london. the police hearsay that their first visit here to salisbury was in fact a reconnaissance mission. the next day, sunday the 4th of march, the two men returned to salisbury, arriving at 11.40 eight. again, there is no dispute with the british version. but this is where timing

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a charity farm in south—east london is appealing to the public's help after 11 piglets were stolen. the litter, born just two weeks ago, are not weaned and were snatched from surrey docks farm overnight on friday. without a regular supplier from their mother, it is feared they may not survive the road. staff say there was no sign of a break—in and there was no sign of a break—in and the robbery was not caught on cctv. the pride of lions in trafalgar square have grown in number. there are now five thanks to a new interactive sculpture. the latest edition will roar words that are fed to it by members of the public and will stay in place until sunday as pa rt will stay in place until sunday as part of the london design festival. let's have a check on travel situation: let's get a check on the weather with kate kinsella. good morning. it's another mild start out there this morning but a very breezy one. got quite a cloud around. at first, it is drive the gusty wind, gusts of 35, maybe 40 mph is a pretty strong. this cloud is not going to last all day, will gradually move away system

this is the east coast mainline — it runs from london up the east side of the country passing through peterborough, york, newcastle and ending up in edinburgh. mps have blamed the government and called the companies that ran it naive after it ended up being state—run back in june. the line was run as a joint venture between stagecoach and virgin from 2015 after theirjoint bid was accepted by the government. it was actually very popular. the majority of passengers rated it highly. a) the two companies lost around 200 million pounds because they overestimated the growth in passengers that would use the service. it was actually the third time a franchise on this line had failed since 2006. tony miles is from modern railways magazine. this report out today which calls the company is naive. they are two massive transport companies. how can they be naive? they were looking at they be naive? they were looking at the west coast franchise. stagecoach isa the west coast franchise. stagecoach is a partner is well, but virgin has the biggest stake. they felt they could emulate that on the east

on march second staying at a hotel in east london before heading to the city where the poisoning took place c.c.t.v. footage captured the moves at several locations including at the train station on the day of the attack later that night they return to moscow the british government has repeatedly demanded explanations from russia with the results the mother has been backing from the u.k.'s international allies the prime minister's spokesperson said that moscow had repeatedly lied and hidden the truth about the poisoning statement i really didn't give much he he said these these individuals are civilians that was essentially. the time to disavow them and the claims that the u.k. had made there a member of. russia's military intelligence. and you know beyond that we didn't even see any confirmation of these gentlemen real names british prosecutors have said that there is sufficient evidence to charge the two men they have not requested extradition as russia does not extradite its own citizens but a european arrest warrant has been sought if the patch travel to any e.u. countries in the