Lynne's Parliament and Haringey diary

At last some new news on the report from the contractors contracted by Haringey Council to measure the levels of Pollonium 210 in the Litvinenko House and recommend what further work will be needed to clean said house.

No - the report is not yet handed to the tribunal and the lawyers for the other side - as it is being finalised and reviewed by the key agencies in charge of our safety. The one thing that is public at this point in time is that the Health Protection Agency has said that there is no risk to any of the neighbours by virtue of what is in the house.

Good news. I hope, however, that the report is soon submitted (expected to happen in another week) and that then the remediation work and who is to pay for it can be agreed and carried out. That is what everyone wants and needs to happen.

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