UK moves to allay fears after spy radiation death
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British officials sought on Saturday to allay public health fears following the killing by radiation poisoning of a former Russian spy who blamed his mysterious death on President Vladimir Putin.
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Three people have been sent to a special clinic for radiological tests following the death of a former Russian spy in London, a spokeswoman for Britain's Health Protection Agency (HPA) said on Monday.
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Experts investigating the death of Russian ex-spy Alexander Litvinenko say there is no radiation risk to those who had contact with the deceased.
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Japan, Britain and the European Union all expressed worries on Tuesday about RussiaÂs actions.
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Published: 27/11/2006 - 17:01:16 PM Send to a friend Home Secretary John Reid said there was no need for public alarm over the discovery of radiation at several locations associated with the death of former ...Comment
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Scotland Yard strengthened its team aiding the probe into the assassination of Pakistani opposition leader Benazir Bhutto on Wednesday as concerns for the country's nuclear security grew.
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UK police investigating the death of Russian ex-spy Alexander Litvinenko search for radioactive substances.
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An Italian academic is reportedly in protective custody in London and awaiting tests for radiation exposure, after the death by poisoning of former Russian spy Alexander Litvinenko.
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Britain's radioactive poisoning affair took a dramatic new twist as officials confirmed that a close contact of dead Russian ex-spy Alexander Litvinenko had also tested positive for radiation.
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British police said on Wednesday they  were now treating the death of poisoned former Russian spy  Alexander Litvinenko as murder, raising the stakes in an  investigation that has extended from London to Moscow.
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British Prime Minister Tony Blair promised on Tuesday that "no diplomatic or political barrier" would be allowed to hamper an investigation into the death of a former Russian spy killed by radiation poisoning.
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UK experts probing the death of Alexander Litvinenko have found radioactive traces at 12 locations, a UK minister says.
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The number of sites contaminated in the Russian spy radiation alert has doubled to around 12 and is likely to rise again, British Home Secretary John Reid said.Comment
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Traces of radiation have been found at several more sites in London during investigations into the death of a former Russian spy last week, British Home Secretary John Reid said on Monday.
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Hundreds of people call a health hotline in the UK following the death of Russian ex-spy Alexander Litvinenko.
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British detectives flew to Moscow as part of a widening probe into the radioactive poisoning of former Russian spy Alexander Litvinenko, as diplomatic strains over the affair began to show.
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Home Secretary John Reid has said that traces of radioactivity had been found at &quot;around 12&quot; locations in the investigation into former Russian spy Alexander Litvinenko's mysterious death.