Emergency services outside the Prezzo restaurant in Salisbury, where police have closed streets as a "precautionary measure" after two people were taken ill from the restaurant, amid heightened tensions after the Novichok poisonings. PRESS ASSOC
A cordon in the centre of Salisbury has been lifted, police have confirmed.
A statement from Salisbury Police said: "The cordon that was in place outside Prezzo in Salisbury has been lifted. Thanks for your continued support and patience while our enquiries were carried out."
The cordon was put in place as a "precautionary measure" after officers attended the restaurant after receiving a call from the ambulance service on Sunday night, reporting that two people, a 42-year-old man and a 30-year-old woman, had become unwell .
The pair were taken to Salisbury District Hospital.
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