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| Westminster today - LIVE: Boris Johnson to face questions from MPs amid mass expulsion of Russian diplomats | Westminster today - LIVE: Boris Johnson to face questions from MPs amid mass expulsion of Russian diplomats |
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| More than 100 Russian spies have been expelled from the US and other countries as allies moved to show their support for Britain over the Salisbury nerve agent attack. | More than 100 Russian spies have been expelled from the US and other countries as allies moved to show their support for Britain over the Salisbury nerve agent attack. |
| Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson will appear before MPs this morning following news of the mass expulsions, which are expected to prompt an angry response from Moscow. | Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson will appear before MPs this morning following news of the mass expulsions, which are expected to prompt an angry response from Moscow. |
| Theresa May will also be grilled on the poisoning of Sergei and Yulia Skripal by some of the most senior backbench MPs later today, in her third appearance before Parliament's liaison committee. | |
| Whistleblower Christopher Wylie is set to give evidence in Parliament over the Facebook data row, while MPs will also debate allegations that Vote Leave exceeded spending limits during the EU referendum. | Whistleblower Christopher Wylie is set to give evidence in Parliament over the Facebook data row, while MPs will also debate allegations that Vote Leave exceeded spending limits during the EU referendum. |
| Meanwhile, Brexit divisions will also be in the spotlight ahead of the one year countdown to exit day, with prominent politicians including leading Brexiteer Jacob Rees-Mogg and pro-EU former cabinet minister Lord Patten due to make speeches. | Meanwhile, Brexit divisions will also be in the spotlight ahead of the one year countdown to exit day, with prominent politicians including leading Brexiteer Jacob Rees-Mogg and pro-EU former cabinet minister Lord Patten due to make speeches. |
| See below for live updates | See below for live updates |