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Soviet Foreign Ministry spokesman Gennady Gerasimov said the total number of employees permitted at the British Embassy and companies would be reduced from 375 to 205, the number of Soviets permitted to work in Britain. Soviet embassies abroad do not have non-Soviet employees. The latest diplomatic flap began Friday when Britain ordered eight Soviet diplomats and three journalists out of the country on grounds they were engaged in activities incompatible with their status. Moscow called the accusation groundless and retaliated by ordering the same number of British diplomats and journalists to leave. It is the largest British-Soviet expulsion exchange in four years.

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We had hoped that, with a new era dawning in relations, that with the Soviet Union taking a different view on many things, that they might have accepted (the expulsions) and not retaliated the way they did. Sir Geoffrey Howe, Britains foreign secretary, said London will continue working for improved relations, but we shall not turn a blind eye to unacceptable activity which threatens our national security and so the safety of our citizens. It is because of the continuance of this kind of conduct that it is necessary for us to remain vigilant in all respects toward the conduct of the Soviet Union, he told the House of Commons. The British spokesman, speaking on condition of anonymity, said he did not know how many Soviet citizens the embassy employed. He said they handle such non-diplomat-ic jobs as driving and translating.

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