New Details Emerge in Salisbury Poisoning Inquiry

A public inquiry reveals the involvement of bystanders and the timeline of events surrounding the Skripal Novichok attack.

An army nurse, Alison McCourt, provided first aid to the Skripals after they were found poisoned, dismissing Russian claims of her involvement as false.
CCTV footage showed Sergei Skripal handing bread to a boy to feed ducks shortly before he and his daughter collapsed from Novichok poisoning.
The inquiry is investigating the death of Dawn Sturgess, who died after inadvertently coming into contact with the nerve agent months after the Skripal attack.
Authorities traced the boy and his friends who fell ill after the encounter, but no traces of Novichok were found in their systems.
The inquiry is examining evidence to determine the timeline of contamination, with suspicions of Russian state involvement in the attack.