Sandra Laville

Reporter for the Guardian of London

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Former KGB spy  Alexander Litvinenko 's hair fell out and his vital organs shut down after apparent ingestion of  Polonium 210 .  Investigators have now found traces of the material at…

Russian Agents with a License to Kill

Former KGB spy Alexander Litvinenko 's hair fell out and his vital organs shut down after apparent ingestion of Polonium 210 .  Investigators have now found traces of the material at…

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