Russia will factor in 'usual' responses to UK spy case
The UK government is weighing up when to attribute blame for a nerve-agent attack and what form punishment should take
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- Signs point to Moscow
- Ordered from the top?
- Untangling the motives
- Disruptive action
- London faces difficult choices
- Standard measures
- Asymmetric action
- UK allies
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