Toxic chemicals are found in more than 200 19th-century books  ... here is how YOU can spot a 'deadly' edition

19th-century books with green covers contain worrying levels of arsenic, prompting some libraries to remove them from the shelves. Arsenic was combined with copper to create the vivid green.

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