Wallace warns of chemical weapons proliferation in wake of Salisbury attack

The transcript discusses the attack involving the nerve agent novichok, which resulted in the death of Dawn Sturgis and posed risks to many others. It highlights the disregard for international law by some states, particularly Russia, and the challenges this poses to global security. The proliferation of technology and knowledge, such as encryption, has made it easier for various actors to access dangerous capabilities. The transcript also addresses the legal and political difficulties in bringing those responsible to justice.

In what ways has the accessibility of information changed regarding the creation of weapons?

What is the speaker's perspective on the likelihood of extradition for suspects involved in the attack?