British Foreign Secretary David Cameron said on Saturday that "there should be consequences" for the death of Russian opposition leader Alexey Navalny, who died in a penal colony while serving a lengthy prison sentence. Cameron called Navalny an "incredibly brave man" and said his life "revealed so much about the nature of Putin's ghastly regime."
"When appalling human rights outrages take place, what we do is look at whether there are individual people that are responsible and if there are individual measures and actions we can take," Cameron said, declining to provide further details of the United Kingdom's response in advance.