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Britain Says Putin ‘Probably’ Approved Exile’s Assassination

British investigators say Russian President Vladimir Putin probably personally approved the assassination of Alexander Litvinenko, a Russian spy-turned-dissident who was exiled in Britain after criticizing Putin and describing him, among other things, as a pedophile. VOA London correspondent Luis Ramirez reports

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