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Amesbury Novichok contaminated item search continues.

'Police in hazmat suits have been searching a Salisbury hostel as they try to find the item contaminated
with a nerve agent that poisoned a couple. Investigators entered John Baker House, where one of the victims,
Dawn Sturgess, 44, lives, on Friday afternoon.

Police believe Charlie Rowley, 45, and Ms Sturgess were exposed to Novichok after handling the unknown object.
The pair remain in a critical condition in hospital.

Police said the "unique challenges" surrounding the operation meant "police activity is expected to take weeks and
months to complete". They added they are looking through more than 1,300 hours of CCTV footage to help them find
the source of the contamination.
BBC home affairs correspondent Daniel Sandford said no objects have been collected for testing yet.

A government scientist told BBC News that the contaminated item was unlikely to have been left in the open before
the couple touched it. Novichok can be degraded by rainwater and sunlight over time -meaning it was probably
discovered by the pair in a contained space, the government source added.
But other experts have said the nerve agent was designed to be persistent and not break down.

Speaking to BBC security correspondent Frank Gardner, the government scientist also said the Novichok was so
toxic it was able to pass through the skin and did not need to be ingested.
The source added that Mr Rowley and Ms Sturgess's symptoms were the same as those shown by Russian ex-spy
Sergei Skripal and his daughter Yulia.
They were both poisoned with Novichok in nearby Salisbury in March...'

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The article goes on to explain the personal surroundings of the couple, banal comments from politicians and
Russia's view on the odd situation.
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I find it strange that even though the BBC are basically the mouth-piece for the Government, they can't bring themselves
to release the information regarding the potency-life of this alleged binary-mixed agent. Is it that Porton Down Labs don't
know or they don't want to share how long this stuff lasts with the public?

We're given the story that someone mixed the two-parts chemical, applied it to Skripal's front-door knob and then fled.
Since the 4th March when it happened, the supposed container holding the dangerous material has remained hidden
by officialdom and then four months later, two low-class drug-users find it and cause the nerve agent to react again.

And as of the date of this writing, that same officialdom has still failed to find it.