The Latest Breaking News from Salisbury

The Novichok poisonings in Salisbury were a “wake-up call” to the threat from Vladimir Putin’s Russia of a chemical or biological attack on Britain’s streets, says Defence Secretary John Healey.

Firefighters tackled the blaze at Old Sarum Airfield in Salisbury, Wiltshire on April 17.

Commons Leader Lucy Powell said the attacks were evidence of ‘what a terror the Russian regime is on our soil’.

The Master of Sarum bible was saved after a campaign by Friends of the Nations’ Libraries FNL, and a global fundraising appeal by The Independent

Sarum Master Bible to go on display at cathedral after being in private hands for almost 800 years

South Western Railway will carry out planned engineering work until April

Katrin Ivanova is accused of carrying out surveillance on enemies of the Russian state.

A Salisbury man, who was arrested in 2016 for bringing a loaded AR-15 into a Washington D.C. pizzeria in an attempt to investigate an internet conspiracy theory relating to former presidential candidate Hillary Clinton, died after being shot by Kannapolis law enforcement officers on Monday.

Lawyers for relatives of woman who died told inquiry warnings should have been issued after attack on Sergei Skripal