<|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|>Parents in towns at the centre of the Novichok nerve agent poisonings have been warned not to let their children pick up foreign objects.
The move comes two days after Dawn Sturgess died from picking up a contaminated container and her partner<wm> Daniel Prince.
STUNNING moment where a mother walks her children home from a concert and discovers a torn piece of glass: a stark contrast to the peaceful evening.
People in places in the region are getting more and more concerned for their health and their families.
Concerns have been voiced by local council officials, school staff, and parent organisations in response to the deadly nerve agent.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson is set to deliver a radio address and tour towns affected by Novichok poisoning to reassure parents about</wm> measures to protect children.
Parents say they are worried they are being let down by local health and education