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More Radiation Discovered in Russian Spy-Poisoning Case

Since a former Russian spy died from radioactive poison in London, investigators have found contamination in 12 places, and it's likely there will be more. That's from Home Secretary John Reid today.

By Warren Olney • May 12, 2014 • 1 min read

Since a former Russian spy died from radioactive poison in London, investigators have found contamination in 12 places, and it's likely there will be more. That's from Home Secretary John Reid today.

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More Radiation Discovered in Russian Spy-Poisoning Case

Since a former Russian spy died from radioactive poison in London, investigators have found contamination in 12 places, and it's likely there will be more. That's from Home Secretary John Reid today.

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More Radiation Discovered in Russian Spy-Poisoning Case

Since a former Russian spy died from radioactive poison in London, investigators have found contamination in 12 places, and it's likely there will be more. That's from Home Secretary John Reid today.

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