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Berthed in a quiet corner of Canary Wharf, the Mirror visited the quay where Phi superyacht, owned by a Russian businessman, is still docked and saw numerous crew members onboard who were "hunkering down for winter"

The owner of a £38 million superyacht detained by the UK government at the start of Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine has launched a High Court bid to regain control of it.

A Russian-owned £38 million superyacht seized by the UK government at the start of the invasion of Ukraine is at the centre of a High Court tug of war.

Six months after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, enthusiasm for the economic war on Putin is hard to find.

The captain of a £38m superyacht detained in London has said it is the victim of a PR stunt and that ministers have got the wrong guy.

Phi, which UK authorities say belongs to a Russian businessman, was detained in London on Tuesday. Its captain called this "government overreach."

THE captain of a superyacht detained by British police has slammed the move as a "publicity stunt" and a "government overreach".Luxury ship Phi, worth

UK officials boarded £38million Phi - named after the mathematical concept - in Canary Wharf on Tuesday. The vessel is the first to be detained in Britain during the invasion of Ukraine.

A superyacht worth almost $50 million has been seized in London, UK, as authorities are suspecting the vessel belongs to a Russian businessman. The catch...

The 192ft vessel, which boasts a freshwater swimming pool and an infinite wine cellar, was boarded by officers from the National Crime Agency hours before it was due to leave Canary Wharf.