Novichok attack victim Charlie Rowley has been discharged from Salisbury District Hospital.
Director of nursing Lorna Wilkinson said Charlie, who was poisoned by the nerve agent in Amesbury last month, was released earlier today.
This comes almost two weeks after his partner Dawn Sturgess died following exposure to the agent.
Dawn, 44, died in hospital on 8 July, around a week after she was poisoned by the chemical weapon, thought to be left over from the attack on former Russian spy Sergei Skripal and his daughter Yulia in March.
It is believed Dawn and Charlie, 45, had come across a glass perfume bottle containing the nerve agent and the two accidentally poisoned themselves.
Public Health England have said the risk to the public following the incident is low.
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However, chief medical officer Dame Sally Davies has warned everyone in the area not to pick up any foreign object which could contain liquid or gel, in the interests of their own safety.
This is a breaking news story, more to follow.
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