Skripal daughter's health rapidly improving
Christine Blanshard, Medical Director for Salisbury District Hospital, said in a statement:"She has responded well to treatment but continues to receive expert clinical care 24 hours a day."
Police say they now believe Skripal and Yulia were poisoned with a nerve toxin left on the front door of their home in the English city of Salisbury.
Meanwhile, Russia claims Britain is breaking international law by not providing them with information on Yulia Skripal.
"We witness the hindrance for Russian representatives accessing injured Russian citizens. So the UK openly, without any constraint, violates the norms of international law," said Foreign Ministry spokeswoman, Maria Zakharova.
Yulia and her father were found slumped on a bench outside a shopping centre in Salisbury in March.
Britain has blamed the attempted murder on Russia.
Moscow has accused the British secret services of trying to frame Russia to stoke anti-Russian hysteria.