How to watch Salisbury Poisonings: The Untold Story online from anywhere

Three-part documentary Salisbury Poisonings: The Untold Story uncovers the story of how a small UK Cathedral city fell victim to the first confirmed nerve agent attack on British soil since the Second World War. It’s free to watch in the UK (with a TV licence) – but what if you’re abroad? Good news: we have the solution below.

Channel 4 starting Wednesday, April 29. You’ll need a valid TV licence, of course.

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When is the Salisbury Poisonings: The Untold Story release date?

Salisbury Poisonings: The Untold Story arrives in the UK on Wednesday, April 29 and continues weekly. Global release dates are TBC. The full episode schedule is as follows:

Episode 1: Wednesday, April 29
Episode 2: Wednesday, May 6
Episode 3: Wednesday, May 13

What have the makers of this documentary said to the media?

“This series will unravel the enduring human impact of the attack and the hidden spy thriller that comes to a tragic, real-world conclusion” says Samantha Anstiss, Chief Creative Officer at production company Wonderhood Studios, “Through the eyes of front line and dogged investigative journalists, we’ll follow the harrowing revelations that put them on the front lines of uncovering this unprecedented attack. As these events unfolded, it became a defining moment for the West – a wake-up call to Putin’s blatant disregard for international order.”

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