Razorlight News

U.K. bands Razorlight and the Cooper Temple Clause have become embroiled in the radioactive investigation into jet planes, following the death of ex-Russian spy Alexander Litvinenko.

Both groups flew back to the U.K. recently on aircraft that have since been found to be contaminated with polonium-210, which killed the spy.

All four members of Cooper Temple Clause have apparently been tested for the poison, while Razorlight frontman Johnny Borrell is believed to be the only Razorlight member to not have felt unwell after flying back from Moscow.

After suffering flu-like symptoms, Razorlight's Andy Burrows, Bjorn Argen, and Carl Dalemo were all tested, but have been given the all-clear. A source told London paper The Sun: "The lads were terrified. They were all feeling run-down when they got back from Russia, then switched on the TV and found out the plane they had been on was grounded in the radiation scare.

"They feared the worst and immediately called their management for advice. Luckily they have all been given the all-clear by doctors."

Cooper Temple Clause are all understood to also be clear of contamination.