Skripal link to death riddles
POLICE probing the poisoning of spy Sergei Skripal are investigating two possible Russian assassinations in the UK.
Detectives have reportedly found new evidence in the cases of Alexander Perepilichnyy and Scot Young which are being looked into again.
Businessman Alexander,
44, collapsed outside his Surrey home in 2012 after eating a Russian soup.
Two years later Scot was found impaled on railings at his central London home.
The Dundee-born businessman, who had worked in Moscow, was friends with prominent critics of Russian president Vladimir Putin.
According to police records, Scot rang them in
2009 saying he was going to be assassinated by the Russian Mafia.
In 2015, a coroner said his death could not be ruled as suicide due to insufficient evidence.
His family maintain he was forced out of a window at his home.