Statement: Mrs Litvinenko speaks to members of the media as she leaves the hearing into the death of her husband, who died from polonium poisoning in London in 2006. Daily Mail
British Court to Investigate Former Russian Agent's Poisoning -- Voice of America
LONDON — A senior judge says an inquest will take place early next year into the death of a former Russian FSB security services officer who was poisoned in Britain in 2006. The family of Alexander Litvinenko wants the hearing to investigate what it believes was the "criminal role" of the Russian state.
At a preliminary hearing on Thursday, High Court judge Robert Owen said the six-year delay between Litvinenko's death and the holding of an inquest was "regrettable." He said the hearing will take place in early 2013.
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More News On The Investigation Of Alexander Litvinenko
British Government Seeks to Suppress Dissident’s Alleged Spy Links -- New York Times
UK judge says Litvinenko inquest to open in 2013 -- Bloomberg Businessweek/AP
UK judge will open inquest in new year into poisoning death of ex-Russian agent Litvinenko -- Washington Post/AP
Dead Russian dissident's links to UK espionage to stay secret: hearing -- Reuters
Alexander Litvinenko inquest to go ahead next year -- The Guardian
Litvinenko probe to consider alleged Russian link -- BBC
UK to Open Inquest into Russian Dissident’s Death -- Epoch Times
REDACTED: Parts of key police report into whether Alexander Litvinenko had contact with MI6 will be kept secret at inquest -- Daily Mail
My Comment: This inquest will only start next year .... and be done in secret.With such guidelines, I doubt that we will ever know the truth behond his death.