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MOSCOW: Britain's Foreign Secretary has been publicly snubbed by his Russian counterpart, who told him it was ''absolutely unrealistic'' to expect Moscow to extradite the prime suspect in the murder of the Kremlin critic Alexander Litvinenko. Full Article at Sydney Morning Herald
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MOSCOW -- David Miliband was Monday making the first visit by a British foreign secretary to Russia for five years, seeking to improve relations plunged back to a Cold War chill by a series of bitter rows. Full Article at China Post
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David Miliband's demands that the man suspected of involvement in the murder of Alexander Litvinenko be extradited to London were again refused by the Russian government in high-level talks in Moscow yesterday. Full Article at The Independent
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The ghost of Alexander Litvinenko loomed large over talks between Britain and Russia yesterday, on the third anniversary of his fatal poisoning. Full Article at Times Online
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David Miliband, the Foreign Secretary, at a press conference with Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Photo: EPA In a tense joint appearance in Moscow that appeared to sour the first visit to Moscow by a British Foreign Secretary in five years, Mr... Full Article at The Telegraph
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They have sent substantial information to their Russian counterparts
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Our position hasn't changed. Our British colleagues understand that
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That information has not been provided in a comprehensive way. Our prosecutors have their own rules to follow and the British colleagues know what sort of material should be presented
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This crime took place in London ... That is where the trial should take place.
