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Justice for Novichok victims 'unlikely', says May

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Former Prime Minister Theresa May says justice is “highly unlikely to happen” for the people affected by the Salisbury Novichok attack. She hopes the family of Sturgess, who died after coming into contact with the Russian nerve agent in 2018, “will take some comfort” from the forthcoming independent inquiry into her death.
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