Compare and contrast Corbyn and the Russian Embassy on Russia’s request for a sample of Novichok:

Jeremy Corbyn: “How has she (May) responded to the Russian government’s request for a sample of the agent used in the Sailsibury attack to run its own tests?”

Russian Embassy: “Moscow will not respond to London’s ultimatum until it receives samples of the chemical substance to which the UK investigators are referring”

And Seumas versus the Russian Embassy on how it’s all a British plot:

Seumas: “There is a history in relation to weapons of mass destruction and intelligence which is problematic, to put it mildly. So, I think the right approach is to seek the evidence to follow international treaties, particularly in relation to prohibitive chemical weapons.”

Russian embassy: “The incident appears to be yet another crooked attempt by the UK authorities to discredit Russia.”

VIDEO: Corbyn claims @BorisJohnson has “completely overstretched himself” and has “egg on his face” after FCO appeared to claim Porton Down established a direct link between spy poisoning and Russia. pic.twitter.com/fUnm7pDclv

— Paul Brand (@PaulBrandITV) April 4, 2018

Corbyn’s Twitter outriders Aaron Bastani and Alex Nunns are tweeting out conspiracy theorist Craig Murray’s Kremlin lines to take. The government spin failure today should not detract from the fact that Russia still did it and Corbyn is actively siding with the Kremlin….