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Two held in Russia-UK 'spy' case
Russian TV image of imitation rock
Last week, Russian TV showed what it said was the spy rock
Two people allegedly working as spies for British intelligence have been arrested in Moscow, a Russian MP has told a television programme.Rock
On Wednesday, Russian President Vladimir Putin said officials were still considering how to respond to the alleged UK spy scandal.
Last week's TV programme said four officials from the UK embassy and one Russian citizen, allegedly recruited by the British secret service, downloaded classified data from a transmitter in a fake rock planted in the street onto palm-top computers.
The programme also said a UK diplomat made regular payments to Russian non-governmental organisations.
The UK Foreign Office expressed surprise at the allegations and denied any improper behaviour.

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UK diplomats in Moscow spying row
Russian TV still showing 'UK diplomatic spy'
The TV report showed what it said was a UK diplomatic spy
Russia's state security service, the FSB, has accused British diplomats of spying in Moscow.
It backed claims made in a Russian TV report which showed footage of what it said was British agents retrieving data from a fake rock planted on a street.
The programme also said a UK diplomat made regular payments to Russian non-governmental organisations.
The UK Foreign Office said it was "concerned and surprised", and denied any improper conduct.
'No comment'
Prime Minister Tony Blair has refused to comment on the Russian claims.
During his monthly news conference on Monday he appeared to try to laugh them off, saying: "Look I only saw myself on Teletext this morning, the business about Russia.
"I'm afraid you're going to get the old stock-in-trade, of never commenting on security matters. Except when we want to, obviously."
Reuters news agency quoted an unnamed FSB spokesman as saying that "everything that was shown [in the programme] was true and based on our information".