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Parting spy raps British charges in London
Soviet naval attache Captain Anatoli Zotov accused Britain of lies as he left London for Moscow after being expelled for spying. He claimed he acted to protect Soviet interests and denied any wrongdoing while opposition Labor Party pressed for a full debate on Britain’s intelligence services amid reports of a wider spy network.
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