Thallium Poisoning? The KGB Has Not Lost Its Touch.

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Possible break in Polonuim murder.

A trail of radioactive contamination – from aircraft to hotels, restaurants, offices and even a football stadium – led investigators time and again to one man as they probed the murder of Alexander Litvinenko.

British prosecutors on Tuesday named Andrei Lugovoy, a Russian businessman who had worked for the Soviet KGB security service, as the man who murdered exiled dissident Litvinenko with radioactive polonium 210 in London last November.

Lugovoy has denied killing Litvinenko and on Tuesday dismissed the accusation as politically motivated. He has however acknowledged meeting Litvinenko on each of three separate visits to London last October.