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RT News - April 08, 2018 (12:00 MSK)

Published 8 Apr, 2018 10:00

The blame game over the poisoning of a former Russian double agent in the UK generated more questions than answers this week. The British Foreign Secretary is being called to account for his anti-Russian accusations, as the British lab that tested the nerve agent used, said it was unable to identify the source. Meanwhile, doctors say both the former Russian spy and his daughter are no longer in a critical condition. A close relative, who's been refused a visa to visit them, has written to Theresa May. At least 10 Palestinians are killed after Israeli forces use live ammunition against demonstrators in Gaza. One of the largest US media groups comes under fire for telling its TV presenters to read a scripted promo against fake news.

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