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Going far enough, so what exactly are you calling for?— are you calling for? as i say, the initial sanctions _ are you calling for? as i say, the initial sanctions i _ are you calling for? as i say, the initial sanctions i think— are you calling for? as i say, the initial sanctions i think was i are you calling for? as i say, the. initial sanctions i think was strong against the central bank, freezing theirforeign against the central bank, freezing their foreign assets but now we have to turn to cutting off the funds that are flowing into the russian economy so we need to see, if you like,...

Blood money? absolutely. for me, that our people. — blood money? absolutely. for me, that our people, absolutely - blood money? absolutely. for me, | that our people, absolutely because the russian budget is the budget of terrorism and not only against ukraine, but it is blood money because they use this money to buy weapons from which they kill ukrainians. let's speak to tom keatinge is the founding director of the centre for financial crime and security studies at the royal united service institute in london — and an expert on sanctions. we've been hearing a lot about the impacts of sanc...

Being paid. as you say, that's what it is, it is the perfect _ being paid. as you say, that's what it is, it is the perfect storm - it is, it is the perfect storm because they are seeing the cost of living going, we see inflation, energy prices are now national insurance. exactly, there are nothing but increases and they will impact on our sector in a really big way. we have a shortage of staff, so how are we going to encourage people to come and work in our sector when we are going to have to be thinking about the earnings and people who want to be earning enough to be able to pay their own f...