Litvinenko case

25.05.2012 15:11 12 comments Moscow wants London to lift fog on Litvinenko case It has been almost six years since the mysterious death of Alexander Litvinenko blew a cold wind through Russia-UK relations. Now, Moscow is requesting that Scotland Yard establish the real facts surrounding the Russian’s death as soon as possible.		29.04.2012 21:18 6 comments British blackout? UK media silent on Lugovoy polygraph British media look to be in no hurry to cover Russian MP Andrey Lugovoy’s British polygraph test, which showed he did not kill former security officer Aleksandr Litvinenko. It is odd that the media stay quiet, journalist Kenneth McTaggart told RT.
26.04.2012 03:03 11 comments Lugovoy ‘could not condition himself not to react to lie detector’ A British polygraph test has revealed that Andrey Lugovoy did not murder ex-spy Aleksander Litvenenko. But can a lie detector be hoodwinked? To answer this, RT sat down with Bruce Burgess, who personally conducted the polygraph test on Lugovoy.		25.04.2012 16:24 9 comments Lugovoy not guilty in Litvinenko death - British lie detector test State Duma deputy Andrey Lugovoy, who the UK considers the main suspect in the killing of former FSB officer Aleksandr Litvinenko, did not commit the murder, a British lie detector test shows.
02.02.2012 19:33 39 comments Litvinenko’s father: I was sure he was no traitor The father of late Russian security officer Aleksandr Litvinenko says he pursued a smear campaign against the Russian government out of grief, but changed his mind after Aleksandr’s widow revealed his son had been working for British intelligence.		30.01.2012 13:41 12 comments Litvinenko: MI5, MI6 death files ordered released MI5 and MI6 have been ordered to declassify documents in the case of ex-FSB officer Aleksandr Litvinenko, who died in London in 2006 from radioactive poisoning. The papers are expected to shed light on Russia’s alleged involvement in the matter.
23.11.2011 08:01 3 comments A most wanted man: 5 years on, search still strong for Litvinenko killer Former Soviet KGB agent Aleksandr Litvinenko died a slow, torturous death in London on November 23rd 2006 – poisoned by radioactive polonium. The case is still open – and a definite thorn in relations between Russia and the UK.		06.11.2011 13:17 4 comments Twin suspects: UK to name new accused in Litvinenko case The British Crown Prosecution Service suspects another Russian businessmen and former FSB agent, Dmitry Kovtun, of being involved in poisoning Aleksandr Litvinenko in November 2006. London reportedly wants him extradited to appear before a UK court.
05.11.2011 12:57 2 comments Radioactive Russian spy story for big screen The man behind the Rise of the Planet of the Apes, British director Rupert Wyatt, is set to shed some cinematic light on the mysterious case of the poisoned former Soviet KGB officer Aleksandr Litvinenko.		23.10.2011 17:31 10 comments Lugovoy points to possible killers of Litvinenko Andrey Lugovoy, who is accused of murdering former FSB officer Aleksandr Litvinenko, denies his guilt. In an exclusive interview with RT he shares at least four versions of who could be to blame for Litvinenko murder.
17.10.2011 04:33 4 comments ‘My husband was a British paid agent’ – Litvinenko widow The widow of former Russian FSB officer Aleksandr Litvinenko, who was murdered in London in 2006, admitted that her husband cooperated with the British intelligence services MI5 and MI6.		14.10.2011 18:16 3 comments Litvinenko suspect demands clarity from UK court Andrei Lugovoi, a Russian MP and the UK’s prime suspect in the poisoning of Aleksandr Litvinenko, says his lawyers have taken part in a preliminary hearing and demanded access to the former Russian officer’s inquest documents.
13.09.2011 16:34 8 comments Moscow, London move to polonium-free relations British PM David Cameron’s visit to Moscow has not solved all problems in relations between Russia and the UK. However, it has opened the door for substantive discussions rather than mutual blame.		07.07.2011 13:55 6 comments No quick solution to Libyan conflict – Lavrov Sergey Lavrov has said there cannot be a quick outcome in Libya and that will lead to many casualties on both sides. The Russian foreign minister also talked about complex relations between Russia and the UK in an interview to a Russian TV-channel. Arab world protests Libyan conflict
12.02.2011 11:37 3 comments Both Russia & UK lose when co-operation frozen – Lavrov Ahead of his visit to London, Russia’s Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov spoke in an interview with the BBC about the prospects of Russia-UK’s uneasy relations.		22.11.2010 11:30 1 comment Russia’s nuclear agency denies involvement in Litvinenko case Russia’s Nuclear Energy State Corporation (Rosatom) has said new British allegations regarding Aleksandr Litvinenko’s poisoning “arouse great doubts.”
10.03.2010 21:15 6 comments Boris Berezovsky wins libel case against Russian state TV over Litvinenko case A British High Court has ruled there is no evidence linking self-exiled Russian tycoon Boris Berezovsky to the murder of former Russian security officer Aleksandr Litvinenko, who was poisoned in 2006.		23.11.2009 09:24 Litvinenko case unsolved three years on It is three years since former Russian security officer Aleksandr Litvinenko died of polonium poisoning in London.
12.11.2009 10:59 1 comment Polonium not detected? Russian suspect cleared of charges German prosecutors have dropped all charges of illegally trafficking nuclear materials against Dmitry Kovtun, who was linked to the murder of former Russian security officer Aleksander Litvinenko in London in 2006.		03.11.2009 15:38 ROAR: “Cool reception” for Miliband in Moscow David Miliband’s visit to Russia was more important for him personally than for improving bilateral relations, observers believe.

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