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Six Britons expelled by Soviets in fourth round
In Moscow the Soviet Union ordered six Britons including embassy staff and a Reuters reporter to leave, matching Britain's 25 expulsions last week. Ambassador Cartledge called the moves vengeful, saying they hinder future relations as both sides now have expelled 31 citizens. The six were Ian Sloane, Ian Wall, Robert Hooper, Nigel Andrews, Paul Hughes, and Martin Nesirky, labeled for activities incompatible with status.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
KGB
London
Bryan Cartledge
Soviet Foreign Ministry
Britain
Cartledge
Great Britain
Foreign Ministry
Ian Sloane
Ian Wall
Robert Hooper
Nigel Andrews
Sta’ Aul Hughes
Martin Nesirky
Reuters
Nesirky
Vladimir P. Suslov
Kremlin
Oleg A. Gordievski