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RT News - September 05, 2018 (17:00 MSK)

Published 5 Sep, 2018 14:49

Britain's Prime Minister claims that it is quote "almost certainly" that the Salisbury and Amesbury nerve agent attacks this year were approved at the highest level of the Russian state. Speaking after Theresa May, opposition leader Jeremy Corbyn grilled her on whether she'd even tried to work with Moscow on the probe. Russia reiterates that it has no connection to either the Salisbury or Amesbury attacks, adding that co-operation with Britain remains vital. The right-wing Sweden Democrats are poised to become king-makers in Sunday's general election - with anti-migrant sentiment running high in Sweden.

 

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