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“No government doing more to root out corrupt money” – PM ” No government doing more to root out corrupt money ” – Prime Minister Boris Johnson   Keir Starmer says the prime minister must work across the House of Commons “to ensure the end of the era of oligarch impunity”.   The UK can no longer be a home for their loot, he adds. “No government could be doing more to root out corrupt money,” Johnson replies. He says he is proud of what his government has already done. He adds he is grateful for the “broad support” he…

Prime Minister Boris Johnson has said there are more sanctions to come, including a full package of sanctions if Vladimir Putin were to invade Ukraine.

PMQs – UK Prime Minister’s Questions begins – military support to Ukraine  Boris Johnson is at the House of Commons facing questions from MPs – the ongoing Ukraine-Russia crisis is expected to be the main priority.  This week’s PMQs is expected to cover more information on the UK’s sanctions against Russia (five banks and three billionaires have had their assets frozen).  The UK’s ‘weak’ sanctions have been criticised.  ………………………..  Boris Johnson tells MPs that “in the light of increasing threatening behaviour from Russia” the UK will shortly be providing a further package of military support to Ukraine. He says this…

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PM urged to strengthen Russia sanctions says The Independent – the paper reports on the latest news from the Ukraine crisis.

We’ll grab him by the roubles says the Metro – the paper reports on the UK sanctions on Russia amid the current Ukraine crisis.

War threat grows as Putin backs Ukraine proxy states, sayd the Guardian, reportign on the latest from the Ukraine crisis.

Punish Putin harder now says the Daily Express’ front page – the paper wants harsher sanctions on Russia.

Get dirty Russian money out of UK now says the front splash of the Daily Mirror – which leads with the UK sanctions against Russia.

PM Boris Johnson : Stop mad Vlad – says the front page of the Sun as the news of sanctions dominates Wednesday’s papers.