Salisbury Journal: 'We don't get murders or stabbings ... this is unprecedented'

Journalist reveals impact of novichok poisonings on local paper and wider community
On a grey Monday in March, the editorial staff at the Salisbury Journal were wondering how they were going to fill the newspaper. Heavy snowfall over the previous days meant most of the reporting team at the venerable weekly, established in 1729, had not been able to get to work.Continue reading...