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Press Association A 66-year-old former Russian spy and his daughter are seriously ill after being allegedly poisoned. Yulia Skripal, 33, and her father Sergei were found unconscious on a bench in Salisbury. She works for PepsiCo and studied at a university in Moscow, according to information she posted on social media. The British media is ablaze with speculation after the alleged poisoning of former Russian spy Sergei Skripal — but he isn't the only person to have fallen mysteriously ill. The 66-year-old's was found unconscious on a bench at a shopping centre in Salisbury, south England, alongside 33-year-old Yulia Skripal, his daughter.See the rest of the story at Business InsiderNOW WATCH: Henry Blodget: Will arming teachers with guns help stop school shootings?See Also:Russian diplomats just attacked British journalists for vilifying the Kremlin over Sergei Skripal's apparent poisoningAll the times Russia allegedly carried out assassinations on British soilA former Russian spy is critically ill in a British hospital after being exposed to a mystery substanceSEE ALSO: The ex-Kremlin spy apparently poisoned in Britain has links to the man who wrote the explosive Trump-Russia dossier

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