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The nerve poison that recently killed a woman in the English city of Amesbury is chemically identical to the novitsjok that was used for the assassination attempt on the former Russian double spy Sergei Skripal and his daughter Julia. This is evident from the research that the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) in The Hague has done at the request of the British authorities. The report was presented Tuesday.

The British police have found a bottle with the highly toxic substance Novitsjok. This happened in the home of Charlie Rowley, one of the two people who became unwell at the end of June through contact with the substance. The other, the 44-year-old Dawn Sturgess, has since passed away.

The British Salisbury was shaken again on Thursday by an incident that may have to do with the nerve gas Novitsjok. A man got sick near the restaurant where ex-spy Sergei Skripal and his daughter Julia dined before their poisoning.

The 45-year-old Briton who got infected with the nerve gas Novitsjok last week is on the mend. That made the British police known.

The British police commenced a murder investigation after the death of a 44-year-old woman who was infected with novitsjok. A senior police official called it 'shocking and repulsive' that a British citizen died after exposure to the nerve gas.

The 44-year-old English woman who became infected with the nerve gas Novitsjojk last week has died. That made the British police known.

At the place where two people were seriously injured by poisoning with nerve gas, four agents in protective clothing investigate how the couple could come into contact with the nerve gas Novitsjok. That is the same nerve gas that the Russian ex-spy Sergej Skripal and his daughter were poisoned in March.

The pressure on Russia is being boosted, now it appears that the two Britons in Amesbury have been poisoned with the nerve gas Novichok. According to Interior Minister Sajid Javid, it is up to the Russians to clarify the nerve gas used.

The British police assume that the couple who came into contact with the nerve gas Novichok was not the target of a conscious attack. According to Secretary of State for Security Ben Wallace, the police assume a form of contamination with the nerve gas. This was what Wallace said on Sky television Thursday morning.

In the English Amesbury, the police have raised the alarm after an unknown substance put two people in the hospital. Parts of the town and the nearby Salisbury where the husband and wife have been, have been deposed. That writes The Guardian.

A British sergeant who repeatedly tried to assassinate his wife was sentenced to life imprisonment in Britain. Emile Cilliers (38) sabotaged, among other things, the parachute of the woman. She survived the fall, but was seriously injured according to British media.

In the investigation into the alleged assassination attempt on the Russian ex-spy Sergei Skripal, the British police have hermetically sealed an industrial estate in Amesbury, local media report.

The 5000 year old Stonehenge is partly built with stones that had been used before. Scientists claim after thorough research that the so-called blue stones, the smaller of the monument had already been used for a monument elsewhere.