Question without answer #1: Why has Russia been denied consular access to the two Russian nationals, Sergei and Yulia Skripal, that have become crime victims in the British territory? 
Question without answer #2: What specific antidotes were administered to Mr and Ms Skripal, and in which form? How were those antidotes available for the medical staff on the site of the incident?
Question without answer #3: On what grounds has France been involved in technical cooperation with regard to the investigation of an incident in which Russian nationals had suffered?
Question without answer #4: Has the United Kingdom informed the OPCW of France’s involvement in the investigation?
Question without answer #5: How is France relevant to the incident with two Russian nationals in the UK?
Question without answer #6: What British procedural rules allow a foreign state to be involved in a domestic investigation?
Question without answer #7: What evidence has been passed to France for studying and/or for a French investigation?
Question without answer #8: Were French experts present when biological material was taken from Mr and Ms Skripal?
Question without answer #9: Have French experts studied biologial material taken from Mr and Ms Skripal, and at which laboratories?
Question without answer #10: Does the UK possess the results of the French investigation?
Question without answer #11: Have the results of the French investigation been passed to the OPCW Technical Secretariat?
Question without answer #12: On the basis of which characteristics (“markers”) has it been ascertained that the substance used in Salisbury “originated from Russia”?
Question without answer #13: Does the UK possess reference samples of the military-grade poisonous substance that British representatives identify as “Novichok”?
Question without answer #14: Has the substance identified by British representatives as “Novichok” or analogous substances been researched, developed or produced in the UK?
