Dawn Sturgess inquest may examine Russia's role in novichok death

Judges' ruling comes after relatives challenge original decision to limit its scope

The role the Russian state played in the death of a woman in the Wiltshire novichok poisonings may be examined in a British court after a successful legal fight by her family.

Relatives of Dawn Sturgess argued her inquest should look at who may have ordered the attack from Moscow, claiming there is deep public interest in finding out as much about the atrocity as possible.