The daughter of an ex-Russian spy poisoned in Salisbury has said she is "lucky to be alive" after the attack.<br /><br />Yulia Skripal and her father, Sergei, were exposed to nerve agent Novichok in the city on 4 March.<br /><br />In her first filmed public statement since the attack, Ms Skripal told Reuters that her life had been "turned upside down" but she hoped to return to Russia in the future.<br /><br />Her father was discharged from hospital earlier this month.<br /><br />Ms Skripal spent six weeks in Salisbury District Hospital, and was discharged after doctors there said she had responded "exceptionally well" to treatment.<br /><br />Speaking to the news agency, she said she was continuing "to progress with treatment" and her focus remains on her recovery.<br /><br />Please subscribe HERE http://bit.ly/1rbfUog
