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By the virus. its scary. were taking a step into the unknown. im a high—risk individual to covid, and my family have to make sacrifices in order to try and keep me safe. and we constantly make risk assessments as the epidemic ebbs and flows. like, for example, how much covid is there going on in my local community, how much covid is going on in my childrens schools, how much risk can we bear without sort of essentially shielding again for an indefinite period of time? the proposed changes only...

Lot of investors are starting to worry about. >> theres another big question david. you are seeing average russians suffered the consequences. but what about the really rich and powerful ones? do you know what theyre gonna besides making money? finding loopholes. how serious are these sanctions in terms of really impacting everybody theyre intended to? >> well, i think all the evidence is to backup what deal has been saying tonight. this is a shock. i think theres well funded views the london ha...

Observed and even mystical reasons that vladimir putin described last night. —— absurd. the best efforts of our allies to avoid conflict through patient diplomacy may be in vain. lets look at the economic side to this. the eu is heavily dependent on russian gas importing more than 40% of its supplies from russia last year alone. our economics editor looks at the impact on these sanctions and how it could affect the rest of the world. sanctions aimed to put pressure on governments and nations...

That europe can also go through 2023 quite comfortably. but if we are talking about your pleat disruption of russian flows and this obviously will be quite difficult for if russian flows are destructive for the whole of 2022 europe can go somewhat but it will face a difficult winter and potential high prices. difficult winter and potential high rices. . _, , difficult winter and potential high rices. . , ., ., prices. 0k, it all comes down to exactly how _ prices. 0k, it all comes down to exactl...

President where he says putin has no idea whats coming. we have already leveled these sanctions against moscow as you and i were just talking about, freezing putins own assets, kind of pushing the economy of that country to the brink or eventually will. what more can be done? >> well, the nuclear option, yasmin, is to cut off energy exports from russia going to europe and others part of the world. they supply about 30% of europes oil and they supply about 40% of their natural gas. as we approach...

Frozen out of the currency markets, u.s. dollar markets. thats worth about $630 billion. weve got numerous individuals and entities unable to do business or travel outside of russia and now weve also got this really heated debate heating up about whether or not to stop buying russian oil and gas. this is very keenly felt here in europe because the eu relies on russia for about 40% of its gas needs and 27% of oil needs. we have members pitted against each other about the merits of stopping the fl...

Published on his website, the official website of the kremlin, in which he addressed the idea that ukraine is, in fact, not a real state, basically, that is is a project that he called anti— russia and he tried to make the case that, in fact, ukraine and russia was always one nation separated by some strange and peculiar twists in history and that it is historically bound together and so on and so forth. this concept is, we tried to address it and to run it by the historians, and it has lots o...

Financial screw on russia. —— the west is tightening. but russia is still sailing oil and gas internationally.- still sailing oil and gas internationally. still sailing oil and gas internationall. j , . ., internationally. and the price of that is going — internationally. and the price of that is going up. _ internationally. and the price of that is going up, increasing i internationally. and the price of that is going up, increasing the| that is going up, increasing the flows of cash in w...

A lot slower than people in the european union. lord alf dubs, a labour peer and a former refugee himself into the uk, says britains national policy towards refugees has become "computer says no". well... hes right. i think it was that and it was an embarrassment. when you look at the numbers that we had at the beginning, compared with the continent, we were in the single double figures, where everybody was in four or five figures. we now have i think an intuitive system now inviting the british...

We are expecting to hear more about economic sanctions from boris johnson later on today, and the economic crime bill in particular. i understand that there are concerns that it still allows loopholes for those close to vladimir putin, very wealthy individuals, loopholes for them and their money. for wealthy individuals, loopholes for them and their money.— them and their money. for years governors _ them and their money. for years governors have _ them and their money. for years governors hav...