A public inquiry into the death of former Russian spy Alexander Litvinenko opens in London on Tuesday.
The 43 year old died from radiation poisoning from a rare isotope given to him in a cup of tea - and his family believe he was killed on the orders of the Kremlin.
Elena Casas reports from London.
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