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Russia-Ukraine war: Britain looks to end its addiction to Russian oligarchs - Vimarsana News

Russia-Ukraine war: Britain looks to end its addiction to Russian oligarchs

Just thirteen oligarchs have been hit with asset freezes and travel bans in Britain. By contrast the EU has imposed sanctions and travel bans on 702 people.

Russia-Ukraine war: Britain looks to end its addiction to Russian oligarchs - Vimarsana News

Russia-Ukraine war: Britain looks to end its addiction to Russian oligarchs

Just 13 oligarchs have been hit with asset freezes and travel bans in Britain. By contrast the EU has imposed sanctions and travel bans on 702 people.

Source: smh.com.au
Brits hit parks and beaches as 16C Sahara dust plume brings first taste of spring freedom after winter lockdown misery - Vimarsana News

Brits hit parks and beaches as 16C Sahara dust plume brings first taste of spring freedom after winter lockdown misery

SPRING FORWARD Brits hit parks and beaches as 16C Sahara dust plume brings first taste of spring freedom after winter lockdown misery Updated: 20 Feb 2021, 14:57 Invalid Date, BRITS hit parks and beaches today as temperatures soared to 16C across the UK in the first taste of spring freedom after winter lockdown misery. And the winter snow, ice, and frost may be behind us, with the warm weather set to stay all week across parts of southern England because of a Sahara dust plume.   18 18 Brits flocked to parks to get some sunshine after months of cold weather during lockdownCredit: London Ne...

Letters to The Sun, Jan. 2, 2021: TransLink should be applauded for fixing perennial problem - Vimarsana News

Letters to The Sun, Jan. 2, 2021: TransLink should be applauded for fixing perennial problem

Article content The noise created by the SkyTrain, especially the screeching on corners, has been a perennial problem. I am very impressed that TransLink has decided to do something about this. They have reduced the speed of trains on corners sufficiently to eliminate the screeching. I didn’t see anything about this in the newspaper, so I don’t know whether they did this of their own accord, were responding to public pressure, or were ordered to make the change by their licencing authority. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Letters to The Su...