mike hancock the u.k. says she used her position to gather information about the country's nuclear facilities and his lawyer emma has been speaking to. seemed quite an unexpected decision she seemed to be shocked by the whole process very relieved obviously to be back but she says she's really had no time to even tight around to sort of think about things and think about what the implications are this is not over. yet it doesn't seem she has been released but she is and very strict bail conditions she told me that she wasn't able to meet with anybody without the express permission of the home secretary so she wants to meet with anyone give any interviews talk to anybody she has to apply in writing through her lawyers to the home office and then with five days notice and then they will decide whether or not she is allowed to meet with them so really conditions that amounts to house arrest she's also reportedly not allowed to have any contact with her boss mike hancock the member of parliament or indeed anyo

mike hancock the u.k. so she used her position to gather information on the country's nuclear facilities but close live now to our viewers laura who's in the market for. you had a chance to speak with the alleged spy what's the latest information on the case and how does she feel about this scandal surrounding her. that's right so i had a chance to speak to her this morning she was released on bail us around five o'clock last night it seemed quite an unexpected decision and she seems a bit shocked by the whole process very relieved obviously to be back home but she says she's really had no time to even turn around to sort of think about things and think about what the implications are this is not over. yet it doesn't seem she has been released but she is very strict bail conditions she told me that she wasn't able to meet with anybody without the express permission of the home secretary so she wants to meet with anyone give any interviews talk to anybody she has to apply in writing through her lawyers to t

that amounts to house arrest she's also reportedly not allowed to have any contact with her boss mike hancock the member of parliament or indeed anyone that she worked with during her time in parliament through her lawyers she is certainly planning to appeal against this deportation order she's always said that she says that she's also going to do her best to comply with the terms of her not to anybody and she still insists this time that i spoke to her the time before that she's done absolutely nothing wrong she says that she was just doing her job working for mike. and she also said that time that she had no evidence presented really quite difficult for her she and her lawyers are trying to appeal against something that they they really don't know what they're dealing with. it's perhaps not straight away because she did sound extremely tired when i heard this morning but she does look sexy carry on this fight against her deportation it was almost two weeks ago now so she spent two weeks in a detention center. some distance from. the original news that we received was that she was to be depo

mike hancock and the u.k. says she was gathering information on nuclear facilities the russian consulate is now waiting for their official permission on the british side for a personal meeting with the to libya to london had initially blocked access to the woman and this didn't stop western media from relishing the board style scandal and digging out new characters such as another russian blonde who is a tool of a terrorist boss helps. the media suggests mike has a fascination with eastern european women. and if you also have a fascination with spies candles you'll get plenty more on our website at home and of course we'll feature plenty other stories too including. thirty functions on refunds blog one of the main roads for almost an hour after a fellow supporter by rival. the kooky princess of pop wants to record a song in russian as producers think it will drive the funds crazy. a growing number of americans believe the war in afghanistan can be won according to say a bit just released in the u. hearts and w

and the home secretary mike hancock. while employee is very adamant that he says she's going to appeal against the decision he points out that she was already picked up for questioning back in august at which point she could have left the country with no further consequences but she chose not to because he says she felt that she did nothing wrong so he's come out vigorously in defense of her if confirmed however this would be the first case of a russian spy working in parliament to be expelled from this country since the end of the cold war. in london and will stand on the no because the head of media and technology for the guardian newspaper joins me from the capital there and good to see a lot to thank you for joining us now this scandal is almost like something from a hollywood spy thriller russian beauty nuclear submarines and talk about a honey trap do you think it's all just media hype or or do you think the story should actually be taken seriously. cool story should be taken seriously but it's also media hype too