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Conflicting accounts of ownership complicate authorities' efforts to enforce sanctions

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...

So the self—harm that, particularly, europeans need to be willing to do to their own countries in order to put in place sanctions that are genuinely devastating on russia is something that i don't think we've yet really figured out. thank you very much to tom keatinge. after one of the worst storms to hit the uk in decades, around 155,000 homes are still without power. three people were killed in the ferocious gales of storm eunice yesterday. tonight there's still major disruption to train services across the country, and the severn bridge remains shut. insurance payouts for damage could rea...

Are very much still with us. danny savage, bbc news. a huge clean—up to be down there. more on this story and storm units and all the other headlines that we are covering on our website, also on our that you will want to download. this is bbc news — a reminder of our headlines... ukraine's president says his country would not be provoked into conflict by russia but was determined to protect itself with or without support from western allies. let's get more on that — tom keatinge is director of the centre for financial crime and security studies at the royal united services institute — ...

I think, great britain that their sovereignty would be honored. and zelensky said something that was pretty moving — "is article five of nato — an attack on one is an attack on all — any better than the budapest agreement?" so we need to get this right because china is watching and iran is watching. senator lindsey graham that they are speaking to lyse doucet. tom keatinge is director of the centre for financial crime and security studies at the royal united services institute — a nonpartisan think—tank specialising in defence and security. here's what he makes of the west's response...