Can Russia kick heroin?

independent.co.uk — Dressed in a black padded jacket and navigating his way through a green apple with his few remaining teeth, Sanya is already waiting when Maxim Malyshev arrives at the usual place. Once a week, Mr Malyshev holds court outside a small chemist in the Moscow suburb of Marino, under steely grey skies and with a backdrop of drab 20-storey apartment blocks on all sides.
My piece in today's paper about Russia's controversial attitude to needle/syringe exchanges for heroin addicts: t.co/nRJWkhxz