Boris Johnson wants Salisbury Novichok attack suspects handed over

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Prime Minister Boris Johnson wants the suspects in the Salisbury nerve agent attack ‘handed over’.

Prosecutors believe there is sufficient evidence to charge Denis Sergeev, who went by the alias “Sergey Fedotov,” with conspiracy to murder, attempted murder, possessing and using a chemical weapon, and causing grievous bodily harm.

Former Russian spy Sergei Skripal and his daughter, Yulia, were targeted in the nerve agent attack in March 2018.

Mr Johnson has insisted that all three suspects “should be handed over for justice”.

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