Month: March 2022

Conservative peer and former broadcaster Michael Grade has been named as the government’s preferred candidate for the next chair of Ofcom. Culture Secretary Nadine Dorries announced on Thursday afternoon that ministers believe Lord Grade, who has had a long career working in television – including stints at ITV, BBC and nine years as the chief
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A summit of NATO leaders in Brussels was meant as a show of unity against Russian President Vladimir Putin and of unwavering support for Ukraine. But the 30-member alliance is performing a hugely difficult balancing act in an evolving response to Russia‘s war with its neighbour. Allies needed to help the Ukrainian armed forces defend
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The UK has imposed sanctions on 65 more Russian people and businesses aimed at cutting off “vital industries fuelling Putin’s war machine”, the foreign secretary said. Liz Truss announced the fresh sanctions, which include the Wagner Group of Russian mercenaries and Alfa Bank, Russia’s largest private bank. Some of the individuals sanctioned include Polina Kovaleva,
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