Spy accused Zatuliveter denies influence reason for affair with MP

[Standard Dave]

BBC News - Spy accused Zatuliveter denies influence reason for affair with MP

A former MP's aide accused of being a Russian spy has denied she began an affair with her employer because she saw him as politically influential.
Katia Zatuliveter, 26, denies spying and is fighting her deportation at the Special Immigration Appeals Commission.
Government lawyers say she should be deported on national security grounds.
Miss Zatuliveter told a hearing she did not think Lib Dem MP and defence select committee member Mike Hancock was very influential: "He is a backbench MP."
Jonathan Glasson, lawyer for the home secretary, replied: "He's not just a backbench MP, though, is he? He's a member of the defence select committee."
Asked why she thought Portsmouth South MP Mr Hancock would be of interest to the Russian Intelligence Service, Miss Zatuliveter replied: "I have no idea what would be of interest to the Russian Intelligence Service."

I'd like to make it clear that I have information that might be of interest to the Russia intelligence services if they would like to target me in such a way

[Motorwaycop]

Sorry Dave but I don't think the Russisans will be interested in where the best kebab shop in Notingham is.