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Novichok victim Charlie Rowley is discharged from Salisbury Hospital days after
his partner died following exposure to nerve agent.

'Novichok victim Charlie Rowley has been discharged from Salisbury Hospital three weeks
after being poisoned by the deadly nerve agent.

Mr Rowley, 45, collapsed at home in Amesbury, Wiltshire, after coming into contact with the
substance on June 30. His partner, mother-of-three Dawn Sturgess, 44, died on July 8 after
reportedly spraying a perfume bottle containing the poison on her wrists.  


Charlie Rowley and Dawn Sturgess.

It comes months after former Russian spy Sergei Skirpal, 67, and his daughter Yulia, 33, were
poisoned with the same substance nearby in Salisbury. 

Lorna Wilkinson, director of nursing at Salisbury District Hospital, said in a statement:
'I am pleased to confirm that earlier today, Charlie Rowley was discharged from hospital.
'Charlie has been through an appalling experience most of us could never imagine.

'Today is a very welcome milestone in his recovery and all of us at Salisbury Hospital
wish him well as he continues to get better. 

'The progress he has made is a testament to the remarkable clinical team who have
worked tirelessly, supported by brilliant behind the scenes staff. I want to take this
opportunity to thank them again...'

'...Yesterday's hearing was told '10 times the amount of Novichok the Skripals were exposed to'
was left inside a discarded perfume bottle somewhere around Salisbury city centre...'


Friends of Dawn Sturgess (pictured left to right) Sam Hobson, 29, Ben Jordan-Venning,
27, Matt Derek, 30, Bruce Penny, 37, and Justin Ling, 36 attended a memorial service
for her today.


A memorial service for Dawn Sturgess was held at The Bridge Tap in Salisbury.

MailOnline:

So it was drinks all round for the poor woman and Sam Hobson and his friends remembered
her in The Bridge Tap pub.

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'...On Thursday, a coroner's inquest was opened and adjourned for mother-of-three Ms Sturgess.
Her sister Stephanie told the hearing she was present when doctors informed her of the decision
to switch off her sibling's life support...'

'...On Wednesday, international chemical weapons experts completed their investigations in Amesbury,
where they sought to identify whether the substance that poisoned the couple was from the same batch
used against the Skripals.

The Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) will analyse the substance before
reporting back its conclusions. Police are believed to have identified the perpetrators of the Novichok
poisoning on the Skripals, according to Press Association sources.

The news agency reported several Russians were thought to be involved in their attempted murder in
Salisbury. They are believed to have been identified through CCTV, cross-checked with border entry
data.

The Met Police, which is leading the investigation, and the Home Office have both declined to comment.
The BBC has not been able to independently confirm the story...'

BBC:

So Ms. Sturgess' life-support system was switched off, not that she died of the nerve-agent directly.
And after the BBC explained that several Russians 'were thought' to have been involved in the Skripal
incident, The Met Police and the Home Office wouldn't acknowledge this statement.

Oh... and the BBC couldn't confirm the story.
 
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I'm just looking through the timeline once more and it's still confusing.
I'll explain further below.