LONDON (Reuters) - Britain has not seen any evidence of successful direct interference in its electoral system, which is one of the most robust in the world, a spokesman for Prime Minister Theresa May said on Tuesday. In a speech on Monday, May took aim at Russia, accusing the country of  meddling in elections .  We have been clear that we believe our own electoral system is amongst the most robust in the world,  the spokesman told reporters.  I don t think we ve seen any evidence of any successful direct interference in UK democratic processes.  
Britain has not seen any evidence of successful meddling in elections