Alexander Litvinenko
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Friend of Alexander Litvinenko sues Russian TV channels for libelAlex Goldfarb has filed a complaint in federal court in Manhattan after broadcasts on RT and Channel One blamed him for the former Russian spy’s 2006 death in London
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Litvinenko widow threatens to sue RT over 'libellous' claimsRT and another pro-Kremlin channel alleged her husband was murdered by a close friend
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The Guardian view on a journalist’s return: the death was fake, the damage was notEditorial: The Ukrainian authorities say they had to stage the killing of an exiled Russian reporter to protect him. But their decision has serious repercussions
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Police confirm that Nikolai Glushkov was murdered. But why?‘I’m practically the last one left,’ Glushkov told the Guardian. His words seem grimly prophetic -
We have to see through Putin’s fog of lies, and take action now
Jonathan FreedlandMoscow will not cooperate with an investigation into the Salisbury attack. The president relies on spreading doubt, says Guardian columnist Jonathan Freedland
We have to see through Putin’s fog of lies, and take action now
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Letters: Readers respond to the political fallout from the chemical weapons attack in SalisburyRussia, nerve agents and a quest for the truth -
Russians’ view of spy poisoning: ‘We are the world’s scapegoat’Salisbury nerve attack draws responses in Moscow ranging from outrage to fear
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Donations to the Tories from Russian oligarchs have come to light since Sergei Skripal was poisonedNicola Jennings on the Tories and Russian donations – cartoon -
Letters: Readers react to the poisoning of the Russian spy Sergei Skripal, while Helena Kennedy questions the government’s position on visas for human rights abusersSalisbury spy attack: moral equivalence and the defence of the realm -
Litvinenko widow warns Tories over Russian donationsMarina Litvinenko says party risks tainting its reputation in light of Sergei Skripal poisoning -
Softly-softly isn’t working. Time to play hard with wealthy Russians living in Britain
Oliver BulloughAfter the Salisbury poisonings, it’s time to tell Putin’s inner circle that they are no longer welcome hereSoftly-softly isn’t working. Time to play hard with wealthy Russians living in Britain
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Sergei Skripal: Russia links attempted murder to deaths of Kremlin enemiesEmbassy issues provocative tweet as Cobra meeting hears that case involves 250 counter-terror police and 200 witnesses
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Suspected Skripal poisoning: who might have ordered it and why?Theory explored that the Russian state targeted ‘traitorous’ spy to demonstrate risks of links with foreign intelligence agencies
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Counter-terrorism police take over Sergei Skripal 'poison' caseInquiry stepped up as Boris Johnson warns Russia of ‘robust’ response in spy mystery -
Sergei Skripal: does revenge for treason lie behind harm to ex-spy?Observers note ominous pattern of ‘bad luck’ befalling family of pardoned Russian colonel -
Boris Johnson: UK will respond robustly if Russia poisoned spyForeign Office suggests UK might consider withdrawing officials and dignitaries from World Cup -
Woman in Russian spy mystery is Sergei Skripal's daughterYulia Skripal, 33, discovered next to her father on bench in Salisbury, is in critical condition.



Russian interference goes beyond spying to the very heart of Britain