ScaryRussia/ScaryPutin isn't just for the U.S.
Britain has developed their own version, which is just a cheap knock-off of ours.

Like our Russiagate, it starts with the spies.

In the first public speech outside Britain by a serving head of MI5, Andrew Parker said Britain did not want to escalate tensions with Moscow but that a series of recent aggressive and pernicious actions directed by the Kremlin were unacceptable.
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“The Russian state’s now well-practised doctrine of blending media manipulation, social media disinformation and distortion along with new and old forms of espionage, and high-levels of cyber attacks, military force and criminal thuggery is what is meant these days by the term hybrid threats.”

OH NO! Did RT cover peaceful protests and host 3rd party debates in Britain too?
How horrible.
I guess we'll find out.

Britain’s media regulator on Monday opened a further three investigations into Russian news channel RT to see whether it had breached impartiality rules in its reporting.
...Ofcom said on Monday it was now investigating 11 RT programmes for breaching impartiality rules, with the latest three cases concerning its coverage of U.S. foreign policy, the policies of Ukraine’s government and fracking in Britain.

Judging by the way the news media has covered Jeremy Corbyn, there is certainly a "high standard" for impartiality in Britain. /s

Like Washington, London is trying to take Russiagate on the road.

British diplomats plan to use four major summits this year – the G7, the G20, Nato and the European Union – to try to deepen the alliance against Russia hastily built by the Foreign Office after the poisoning of the former Russian double agent Sergei Skripal in Salisbury in March.
“The foreign secretary regards Russia’s response to Douma and Salisbury as a turning point and thinks there is international support to do more,” a Whitehall official said. “The areas the UK are most likely to pursue are countering Russian disinformation and finding a mechanism to enforce accountability for the use of chemical weapons.”

Is anyone but me not terrified of "Russian disinformation"?
A government is lying? That's never been done before.

This last article goes a long ways towards explaining why Brexit matters so much to the political establishment.

“The Government should work with the EU, and with the U.S., to prohibit the purchase of bonds in which a sanctioned entity has acted as book runner,” the U.K. Foreign Affairs Select Committee concluded in a non-binding report published Monday. “It should also seek EU agreement to bar the European clearing houses from making available Russian sovereign debt.

Britain leaving the EU means Washington will lose its attack dog member in the EU.