the officers —— along with detective sergeant nick bailey —— today met prince charles and the duchesswho were in the city to thank the emergency services and others caught up in the aftermath. peter cooke reports. and message to the world that salisbury is safe and open for business. today the duke and duchess of cornwall walked through the area where sergei skripal and his daughter yulia were found in march. after greeting hundreds of well—wishers, they spent time with those closest to the nerve agent attack and for the first time we heard from the officers who were first on the same. by returning call toa first on the same. by returning call to a couple slumped on a bench, that is not out of the ordinary and then from arriving until now, it got bigger and bigger. it definitely was not what we expected. we did what any of our colleagues would have done. we try and make sure that everyone is safe and try and save lives if we can. officials were at pains to say that the city is on the road to recovery, but six sides remain behind gordon is understood to be decontaminated. the visit tod

well as his possessions and the home of the police officer who was affected in the nerve agent nick bailey and it's been reported that the cost of this deal could be up to one million pounds of taxpayer cash and again the british government is yet to confirm or deny those plans but we have heard from a government body in charge of working on the clean up process in seoul's bre tell us that quote we should respect mr screwballs privacy it would be inappropriate to comment on personal matters so there you have that but we have heard from the russian embassy in london who have said that quote any action taken in relation to the allegedly contaminated premises in seoul is very will be seen by russia as part of london's premeditated attempts to make a transparent and joint investigation with russia on board impossible and just to remind our viewers of course russia said many times over and over again that it would like to be part of the investigation while of course it's also been denying that it has anything to do with the poisoning of surveys protocol and his daughter yulia back in march if y

as his possessions and the home of the police officer who was affected in the nerve agent attack nick bailey and it's been reported that the cost of this deal could be up to one million pounds of taxpayer cash and again the british government is yet to confirm or deny those plans but we have heard from a government body in charge of working on the clean up process in seoul's bre tell us that quote we should respect mr screwballs privacy it would be inappropriate to comment on personal matters so there you have that but we have heard from the russian embassy in london who have said that quote any action taken in relation to the allegedly contaminated premises in seoul is very will be seen by russia as part of london's premeditated attempts to make a transparent and joint investigation with russia on board impossible and just to remind our viewers of course russia said many times over and over again that it would like to be part of the investigation while of course it's also been denying that it has anything to do with the poisoning of sergei scrawl and his daughter yulia back in march if you

the officers, along with detective sergeant nick bailey, today met prince charles and the duchess ofs caught up in the aftermath. peter cooke reports. a message to the world that salisbury is safe and open for business. today, the duke and duchess of cornwall walked through where sergei and yulia skripal were found semiconscious on the 14th of march. after greeting hundreds of well—wishers, they spent time those closest to be nerve agent attack. for the first time we had from the two officers who were first on the scene. a routine call to a couple slumped on a bench. that is not out of the ordinary. and then from a riding until now it has obviously got bigger and bigger. -- arriving. it was not what we expected. but we did what any of our colleagues would have done. we try to make sure everyone was safe and see if we could save lives if we possibly could. did what anyone else would have done. officials are at pains to say that the city is on the road to recovery, but six sites remain behind gordons and are still to be decontaminated. today's visit will contain a boost to the local ec

the officers along with detective sergeant nick bailey today met prince charles and the duchess of cornwallwere in the city to thank the emergency services and others caught up in the aftermath. peter cooke reports. a message to the world that salisbury is safe and open for business. today, the duke and duchess of cornwall walked through the maltings, where sergei and yulia skripal were found semiconscious on the 4th of march. after greeting hundreds of well—wishers, they spent time those closest to the nerve agent attack. for the first time we heard from the two officers who were first on the scene. a routine call to a couple slumped on a bench. that's not out of the ordinary. and then from arriving until now it has obviously got bigger and bigger. it definitely wasn't what we expected, that's for sure. but we did what any of our colleagues would have done. we try and make sure everyone was safe and see if we can save lives if we possibly can. we did what anyone else would have done. officials are at pains to say that the city is on the road to recovery, but six sites remain behind cordons

as his possessions and the home of the police officer who was affected in the nerve agent attack nick bailey and it's been reported that the cost of this deal could be up to one million pounds of taxpayer cash and again the british government is yet to confirm or deny those plans but we have heard from a government body in charge of working on the clean up process in seoul's bre tell us that quote we should respect mr screwballs privacy it would be inappropriate to comment on personal matters so there you have that but we have heard from the russian embassy in london who have said that quote any action taken in relation to the allegedly contaminated premises in seoul is very will be seen by russia as part of london's premeditated attempts to make a transparent and joint investigation with russia on board impossible and just to remind our viewers of course russia said many times over and over again that it would like to be part of the investigation while of course it's also been denying that it has anything to do with the poisoning of sergei scruple and his daughter yulia back in march if you

speaking to the bbc, wiltshire's chief constable kier pritchard said ds nick bailey and his family areest bbc news, more at 10.30am. the home secretary, sajid javid, is set to outline a new government counter—terror strategy this morning. we will have all the details. in about 25 minutes' time. do get in touch with us throughout the morning — use the hashtag victoria live and if you text, you will be charged at the standard network rate. here's some sport now with hugh. there was a very good weekend for england's cricketers at headingley with a test match win inside three days over pakistan. butjoe root, the team's captain, has warned that the victory must not be used to "paper over the cracks", insisting there's still plenty of work to do. it was their first test victory in nine matches, and it was a comprehensive one. they were already way ahead whenjos buttler hit a brilliant unbeaten 80. and there wasn't much pakistan's batsmen could do, england winning by an innings and 55 runs, but root said that didn't mean all their problems were over. asa group as a group it's really important