Paramedic Ben Channon describes how Charlie Rowley who had been exposed to novichok was acting "grossly abnormal" and "making noises very much like a cow" with "saliva coming from his mouth".

A paramedic has described finding Dawn Sturgess lying on the floor, blue and not breathing, after she was poisoned with Novichok, the inquiry into the circumstances of her death heard.

Two paramedics ignored incorrect police advice and saved a man’s life after recognising that he was suffering the possible symptoms of Novichok, an inquiry has heard. Charlie Rowley was given atropine to counter the effect of nerve agent poisoning by paramedic Benjamin Channon and his colleague Lee Martin,