The British authorities are scared now - they are afraid that the truth will be revealed in the "Skripal case" and the whole world will learn that Russia has absolutely nothing to do with it, unlike the UK. This was stated by the Chairman of the State Duma of the Russian Federation Vyacheslav Volodin. "This is for the British authorities - a tragedy. Because this, in fact, means the collapse of the "party of power" and those politicians who came up with all this about the guilt of Russia, "the speaker explained in an interview with Interfax,. He recalled that London refuses to cooperate in the investigation of the incident in Salisbury, ignores Moscow's demands to provide evidence and even a sample of the substance that allegedly was poisoned by Sergei and Julia Scripali. Already this only says that the UK has something to hide. "Why not take it and not present it to the society (facts)?" Demonstrate thereby the readiness to act openly, openly? Why hide, including from their fellow citizens? "- said Volodin, stressing that charges against Moscow in Britain were put forward immediately the end of the investigation. According to the legislator, all this will end badly, first of all, for the British Prime Minister Theresa May. "Theresa May provided the public with deliberately false information, initially presenting it as objective, as truth," he recalled.. Now, as soon as the truth opens and it becomes obvious to everyone that London's statements are not true, May will have one way out: "She will have nothing left but to resign. Therefore, in this situation, she does everything to defend her point of view, "- says Volodin. The speaker explained that now the British political elite is trying hard to keep in power, solving internal problems at the expense of other European capitals, which are misleading and literally "substituting". "Such actions lead, as a rule, to a lamentable result and to big scandals. Sooner or later it will happen in the UK, "predicted Volodin. Earlier, the Russian Foreign Ministry promised a tough response to London and all those who supported aggressive rhetoric towards Moscow, without any grounds for doing so.