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ONE of the smirking assassins involved in the Salisbury nerve agent attack has been identified as a high-ranking Russian secret service agent. The man, who used the alias Ruslan Boshirov to travel to the UK, was yesterday unmasked as Colonel Anatoliy...
RUSSIAN lies over the Salisbury poisonings were exposed last night with the dramatic unmasking of one of the assassins. Only a few weeks ago, Vladimir Putin went on television to claim that two suspects captured on CCTV were civilians and not GrU...
HEINZ has made a dramatic U-turn after a Daily Star campaign to keep the iconic name Salad Cream. The food giant caved in and ditched the unpopular new title ‘Sandwich Cream’.
JEREMY CORBYN called on Labour to “listen a bit more and shout a lot less” today in a speech urging unity in the face of a possible early general election. The Labour leader was due to set out principles of “no more forgotten communities” and “a...
ONE of the trained assassins wanted for poisoning Sergei Skripal is a decorated colonel in Russian military intelligence who was given the country’s highest award by Vladimir Putin. The real identity of the man named by British counter-terrorism...
Jeremy Corbyn has told Theresa May that Labour MPs will vote against her Chequers plan unless she is willing to accept his proposal to keep Britain in a customs union and protect consumer standards and workers’ rights after Brexit. The conditional...
A photograph of GRU colonel Anatoliy Chepiga, left, thought to be one of the Salisbury suspects
On the ball: First Minister Nicola Sturgeon after announcing a funding agreement for the Scotland Women’s national team following qualification for their first Fifa Women’s World Cup to be held in France next summer.
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