THE Lithuanian hooker at the heart of the shocking royal security risk exposed by the News of the World chillingly reveals she is NEVER stopped by Buckingham Palace security guards.

Instead 21-year-old Victoria Voronova is allowed to stroll in and out of the palace grounds as she pleases between romps with her royal chauffeur lover Brian Sirjusingh.

"The guys at the entrance, they are sure that I am his wife because I am always there," Voronova told our undercover man.

"I stay in the Royal Mews nearly all the time. It's more comfortable to live there.

"But I'm not allowed to move in officially because we have to marry.

SECURITY RISK: £200-a-time prostitute Voronova at hotel rendezvous

Worringly, she then bragged: "The Queen is not far from me. It's the same grounds."

We were tipped off about the vice girl at the palace by a source worried about the security risk - and alert to how easy it would be for terrorists to use the young hooker and her lover to slip through the royal security net.

The source told us: "It's scandalous that a working girl is living in Buckingham Palace and sleeping yards away from the Queen.

Risk

"Victoria boasts to everyone that her boyfriend is the Queen's driver and how she waltzes in and out of the palace. She even tells punters about her Royal connection which is a massive risk."

And within minutes of our rendezvous with her last week, the sleazy brunette bragged: "My boyfriend works in Buckingham Palace.

"He has his own two-bedroom flat in there. He is a driver to the Queen. He drives her to Windsor Castle."

HOME: Hooker and her royal driver at the palace gates

Any client with sinister motives would immediately see the opportunity to use her to get to her royal worker boyfriend - and inside the palace grounds. And our man was to find it all too easy.

Voronova arrived in Britain from Lithuanian capital Vilnius three months ago and after working as an "escort agency" receptionist quickly turned to prostitution herself.

We contacted her via her advert in the erotic section of craigslist - a London listings website - which read: "This is my genuine first time. W-4-M (woman for men).

"I am a lovely size 12-14 brunette, green eyes, red lips, pretty face. I am looking for offers from generous and kind men."

An exchange of emails quickly followed with our reporter posing as a prospective client. Voronova eagerly sent across a photograph of herself and arranged to meet us at a central London hotel on Tuesday.

The attractive Lithuanian arrived at the Copthorne hotel in Kensington wearing a green coat, cream dress and blue leggings.

She was clutching a Jaeger shopping bag.

Up in the hotel bedroom room, she asked our man: "What are the rates you can pay?" before insisting that the least she would accept is £200 an hour or between £600 and £700 a night.

"I am fair. You won't find anybody advertising like me."

Draped over the bed, Victoria then reeled off what she would and wouldn't do.

"Some girls are willing to do anything because they are paying money. I couldn't do that," she said.

Move

Then she started talking about her boyfriend at the palace again - pointing out that she practically lives with him in the palace grounds even though she has a flat of her own in east London.

She also revealed that the royal driver DOESN'T KNOW she works as a hooker.

"I'm actually always staying there" she revealed.

"I'm living with my boyfriend.

"I know it's not good. I'm sure he wouldn't be happy to know it but he can't really help me financially so . . . .

"He gets £21,000 a year but he pays £400 a month for accommodation. It's a two bedroom flat, which is very cheap."

It was then that our reporter made his move - and asked if it would be possible to arrange a tour of the palace.

Voronova said she would ask her boyfriend Sirjusingh - as long as we gave no indication of how we'd met her nor of her secret life selling sex.

And, she added, it was also dependant on our man shelling out a hefty fee for the privilege.

After leaving our meeting, Voronova quickly headed off - straight into Sirjusingh's arms.

The pair met at Shepherds Bush tube station before whiling away a few hours at the Westfield Shopping Centre. They then returned together to Buckingham Palace just after 10pm.

Sirjusingh unlocked the imposing gates of the palace and then the entered together without being stopped.

Later Voronova texted our man to confirm that Sirjusingh was happy to arrange the outrageous tour inside the palace for our man and a colleague - even though he knew nothing about them or their background. The text read: "My bf (boyfriend) is okay to arrange that. He could take u to show all queen's cars etc."

Shortly afterwards, Voronova showed her true colours by texting our team again - this time to ensure she and Surjusingh were well-rewarded for their illicit services.

"Hi. My bf says he has no time to waste - if you pay him enough he'll make his best," she texted.

Once we'd agreed to pay the £1,000 fee he wanted, Sirjusingh phoned our reporter to finalise the arrangements.

Shortly before 1pm on Friday, Sirjusingh sent us the text telling us to meet him at the gate - where he duly betrayed Queen and country.

Today he and his scheming hooker lover can expect to find there's no longer any room at the palace.

Age of the small bomb

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THE News of the World has done the Queen and her family a service in exposing this dreadful failure of security.

There can be no excuses. Rules are in place precisely to prevent this. The police officers at the check points into the palace have failed.

Of course the chauffeur is culpable in this case but the police have a system in place that should detect such underhand behaviour.

Why nobody stopped the chauffeur to question him about the two strangers accompanying him inside the Royal Mews is beyond me.

If they had-and carried out the identity checks-the reporters would have been rumbled.

It beggars belief that, after so many security breaches, we have another yet one in 2009.

The Queen and her family deserve better.

The next time it could be a terrorist intent on killing. We cannot allow there to be a next time.

What will add insult to injury is that this chauffeur has allowed a complete stranger access to her car-a place where the Queen should feel completely safe.

Short of being in her bedroom, like the intruder Michael Fagan, I can think of little that would shock Her Majesty more.

Everyone involved in royal security will realise the implications of this story. It will inevitably lead to yet another security review. There will be more recommendations, more soul searching.

But surely, all we really need is for those on duty at the palace to do their jobs properly-and for staff who break the rules to get the boot.

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