Russia has kicked out a British diplomat that Moscow has accused of spying. The diplomat had his accreditation revoked and was told to leave the country in two weeks. The FSB, Russia’s security service, claimed the British diplomat “provided false information about himself”. Moscow also accused him of attempting to gather information about the Russian economy during informal meetings. The FSB, the main successor to the Soviet-era KGB, said it had detected an “undeclared intelligence presence”. It added the diplomat was “carrying out intelligence and subversive activities that threaten the security of the Russian Federation”, according to Russian media reports. In a statement, the Russian Ministry of Affairs said Danae Dholakia, the British Chargé d’Affaires in Russia, was summoned over the claims that a diplomat had “knowingly provided false information about himself when applying for entry into our country”. The statement read: “Russian authorities also received information indicating that this employee belonged to the British intelligence services and identified evidence of his involvement in subversive intelligence work in our country.” It continued: “The British side …