The UK needs to realise that their poisoning of Skripal failed, and they should just let the pathetic attempt fade away instead of making themselves look even more stupid and corrupt.
What makes you so sure it's the British that did it? It's looking more and more like it was in fact the Russians, but if it wasn't the Russians then the British obvious did it for some reason and they're not going to let it go if that's the case. I'm sure there's much more effective ways for them to stoke the fire and fan the flames than this, though.
It's fairly obvious it was indeed Russians, I'm surprised the information actually hit the news. There's a lot of other news about russia that doesn't seem to be as documented as this incident, the reason the other incidents go fairly undocumented is that it shows how weak the British government actually are and how they won't put on any sactions or even threaten another country...
I think it's fairly obvious now, but I was a bit skeptical at first, but I like to keep an open mind.
There is no logical reasons for the Russians to use Novichok in the UK
Please elaborate why there's no logic. It's probably more logical than just gunning them down in the street. The Russians have done it before on British soil with the radiation poising of Litvinenko. I admit that if you wanted to frame Russia then the UK could likely do it the same way, but that seems the less likely scenario here and the opposite is the exciting conspiracy about it being a false flag attack.
and there is no evidence. The government is aware of this, and it refuses to allow any investigation, or to provide any analysis or permission for an external review. The only possibility that fits the facts is that the poisoning was done by a German EU asset working in Porton Down. If the Russians had done it, they would all be dead, it wouldn't have been a botched publicity stunt. The timing fits the UK agenda, and it is against any Russian interest as well.
What's the evidence that it was the UK? There now seems to be quite a bit of evidence of Russian involvement:
https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2018/sep/05/novichok-poisoning-what-we-know-so-farhttps://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2018/sep/05/uk-builds-pressure-on-russia-after-naming-spies-as-novichok-attackersTwo Russian agents fly into the UK two days before and are in the same area. You think that's a coincidence?
The first link above details the pair's movements:
Basu said the pair, who are charged with conspiracy to murder, entered Britain 48 hours before the assassination attempt travelling on official Russian passports issued in the false names they used. They were named by British police as Alexander Petrov and Ruslan Boshirov, believed to be aliases.
British prosecutors said there was enough evidence to charge the Russian pair with conspiracy to murder Sergei Skripal, himself a former GRU officer who sold Russian secrets to Britain before settling in Salisbury, Wiltshire.
Police produced CCTV footage of the Russian assassination team during their 50-hour visit to Britain, entering at Gatwick airport at 3pm on Friday 2 March, and smuggling in the novichok.
