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Newshour: Theresa May Considers Response To Russian Spy Poisoning

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Theresa May Considers Response To Russian Spy Poisoning

12/03/2018 GMT

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Prime Minister May is to chair a National Security Council meeting to discuss the attack

Prime Minister May is to chair a National Security Council meeting to discuss the attack.

Theresa May is to chair a meeting of the National Security Council (NSC), amid speculation she is close to blaming Russia for the nerve agent attack on former spy Sergei Skripal and his daughter, Yulia.

Also in the programme: The BBC is making an unprecedented appeal to the UN to stop Iran from harassing its Persian service staff, and how successful has a 100-year old sugar tax been in Norway?

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