51.   Russian spy novelist Platon Obukhov was mentally ill when Britain allegedly recruited him to become a real spy, his father said in a newspaper interview published Friday.

52.   Russian spy service criticizes U.S. counterparts.

53.   Suspected Russian spy Stanislav Gusev had a willing accomplice, if not in espionage, then at least in parking.

54.   The arrest of a senior FBI official as a long-time Russian spy is a vivid reminder that espionage is a continuing and deadly fact of modern life.

55.   The couple, who claim to be married and to be legitimate Canadian citizens, reportedly came to Canada with other Russian spies.

56.   The couple, who claim to be married and legitimate Canadian citizens, reportedly came to Canada with other Russian spies.

57.   The government decided that the suspected Russian spy would be expelled, although he was still in Sweden as of Friday afternoon, Eriksson said.

58.   The officer, who conducts undercover work and therefore was not identified, was investigated by the FBI during the probe that eventually led to Russian spy Robert Hanssen.

59.   Was there more tit-for-tat to come out of the Russian spy case?

60.   He said he also discovered at the time that Russian spies were monitoring activities at a US air base in Plattsburg, Vermont.