and, as you know, iannounced in the house of commons yesterday the action that we are taking.place on the streets of what is such a remarkable city, where people come and visit and enjoy. and i've come down here today also to say thank you to our emergency services, to police, to our health services, to everybody at porton down and elsewhere, public health england, who have been working so hard and continue to work hard to investigate, to get to the bottom of those responsible, but also to ensure that the public are reassured. and it's been great to meet some tourists here in salisbury, people coming to salisbury, still enjoying this great city. theresa may in the last hour also. the shadow defence secretary nia griffith has directly and repeatedly blamed russia for the attack in sailsbury. she also claimed this was the party's official position despitejeremy corbyn and his spokesman refusing to say this explicitly yesterday. 0ur assistant political editor, norman smith is following the story. jeremy corbyn has planted considerable unease among his own mps over his stance on t

as you know, iannounced in incident that took place. are taking. we do hold russia culpable for this brazen, brazen act and despicable act that took place on the streets of a remarkable city, where people come and visit and enjoy. i have come here today also to say thank you to our emergency services, to our police, health services, to our police, health services, to our police, health services, to everybody at porton down and elsewhere, public—health england, who have worked hard and continue to work hard to investigate and get to the bottom of those responsible, but also to make sure the public are reassured. it has been great to meet some tourists here in salisbury, people coming to salisbury and still enjoying this great city. thank you. the prime minister is going off down now. we can, thena minister is going off down now. we can, then a few feet, we have to be careful about signal breaking up, but she's heading towards the mill pub, which was another location for a sergei skripal and his daughter. we can't go too much further, bec

and, as you know, iannounced in the house of commons yesterday the action we are taking. hold russia culpable for this, this brazen, brazen act, and despicable act that has taken place on the streets of what is such a remarkable city. at sergei skripal‘s modest home not far away the painstaking investigation goes on, but britain has now done enough to persuade several of its key allies and so, today, and rare joint several of its key allies and so, today, and rarejoint statement several of its key allies and so, today, and rare joint statement from the prime minister, with her american, french and german counterparts. we share the uk assessment, they write, that there is no plausible alternative explanation and note that russia's failure to address the legitimate request by the uk government further underlines its responsibility. at the white house, with the visiting irish prime minister, donald trump seems more and more convinced. it's a very sad situation, it certainly looks like the russians were behind it. something that should never, ever happen and we're taking it v

and, as you know, iannounced in the house of commons the action we are taking.for this, this brazen, brazen act, and despicable act that has taken place on the streets of what is such a remarkable city. last night at the united nations, an emergency session of the security council, and an emphatic expression of support from donald trump's representative. no two nations enjoy a stronger bond than that of the us and the uk. ours is truly a special relationship, and when our friends in great britain face a challenge, the united states will always be there for them. always. and from the white house, confirmation that america agrees with theresa may on who poisoned sergei and yulia skripal, the united states shares the assessment that russia is responsible for the reckless nerve agent attack on a british citizen and his daughter. but are britain's allies willing to go further and take actions of their own? president macron spoke with theresa may this morning and he agrees there is no other plausible explanation for what happened in salisbury and he says he will annou

and, as you know, iannounced in the house of commons the action we are taking, we do hold russia culpableor this, this brazen, brazen act, and despicable act that has taken place on the streets of what is such a remarkable city. last night at the united nations, an emergency session of the security council, and an emphatic expression of support from donald trump's representative. no two nations enjoy a stronger bond. ours is truly a special relationship, when ourfriends in great britain face a challenge, the united states will always be there for them. always. and from the white house, confirmation that america agrees with theresa may on who poisoned sergei and yulia skripal, the united states shares the assessment that russia is responsible for the reckless nerve agent attack on a british citizen and his daughter. but are britain's allies willing to go further and take actions of their own? president emmanuel macron spoke with theresa may this morning and agrees there is no other plausible explanation for what happened in salisbury and he says he will announce his own measures in the com