A Russian working class in the House of Commons must be expelled from Britain for spying on its security services suspected of motion.
Zatuliveter Katia, who is Mike Hancock, a Liberal Democrat committee of the Commons Defence select works, recorded after MI5, the 25 years of work has been secretly that his "bed" for the Russian secret services.
MI5 believes they targeted attacks to Mr. Hancock, 64, who has a strong Russian interests and the reputation of being a womanizer.
His arrest is probably the first time since the end of the Cold War, someone working in the Parliament of spying for the Russians to have been.
Zatuliveter woman who was interviewed before taking his post, was arrested by police and Border Protection Agency officials last week and will wait in a safe place for their expulsion to Russia instead. It is believed she was working for the SVR, the foreign intelligence service in Russia.
A source said: "Your presence here is not conducive to national security has been unhappy with what she could have access to intent, it is shown the door ..."
Questions for the ministries of defense office of Hancock issued in recent weeks, including requests for an inventory of the British nuclear arsenal, details of nuclear material outside international safeguards and locations of all submarine bases worldwide. The minister refused to answer certain questions.
Mr. Hancock said last night that Ms. Zatuliveter was a spy and would appeal against the deportation order. He said she had done nothing wrong and he was sure they would be justified.
The Russian was arrested during re-entry into the United Kingdom at Gatwick Airport in August. Before the release of their security forces him extensively questioned about his activities to Mr. Hancock.
According to some sources, the member was first woman after meeting her Zatuliveter in Strasbourg, where he was often away on business in connection with his position on the euro in Europe.
"It runs in very short skirts and high heels with Hancock, and they were seen having lunch together," said a source Westminster.
"Certainly, we thought he was charming and intelligent."
Mr. Hancock, who also sits on the Assembly of Western European Union Security and Defence, is vice-chairman of All Party Parliamentary Group on Russia.
Other members voiced his career pro-Putin, but the deputy, he denies the undue distortion of the direction of Russia. There is no evidence that he intentionally violated British interests. The MP is a police officer after being arrested on bail for an alleged indecent assault on a female.
The case of Ms. Zatuliveter confirmed fears that Russian spies, MI5 actively to people in Whitehall and Westminster goal.
"There are now dozens of Russian agents in Britain, either live here or work here," said Oleg Gordievsky, a former KGB officer who went to England in 1985. "You people in Parliament and in large companies. They target the members, especially in sensitive positions. It is scandalous that a Russian security service working for someone on the committee for the defense. "
The Sunday Times
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