russia is the largest supplier. so russia alone provides around 35% of our imports, which equates to around 30% of all the gas we consume in a given year. that russian gas arrives through multiple pipelines there is the north stream one pipeline, to which nord stream ii will run in parallel, there s a pipeline through belarus which hits poland and goes to germany, there is transit from ukraine to central europe, than italy, then there s pipelines in turkey which have connections to southeast europe. so russian gas arrives in europe by multiple roots in the levels of dependency on russian gas really very from one eu member state to the other. generally speaking, those who are closer to russia geographically depend on russian gas to a greater extent. what about the uk? 50 russian gas to a greater extent. what about the uk? russian gas to a greater extent. what about the uk? so the uk is in a fortunate position, what about the uk? so the uk is in a fortunate position, most what abo
if an important person from other clubs orfrom our club if an important person from other clubs or from our club unfortunately die, orwe clubs or from our club unfortunately die, or we her clubs or from our club unfortunately die, orwe hera minute of clubs or from our club unfortunately die, or we her a minute of respect, it is not a moment to give other messages. it is a moment to show respect. and liverpool have closed the gap to manchester city at the top of the league to three points after a 1 0 win over west ham at anfield, sadio mane s first half goal proving enough forjurgen klopp s side. elsewhere, there were wins for leicester, crystal palace, brentford, aston villa and newcastle. there are two premier league games today, the pick of the bunch being the manchester derby, where city will be looking to get one over neighbours united and extend their lead at the top of the table. but the build up has centred away from the game, on city s ukrainian international oleksandr zinchenk
risk is there. ii trying to minimise the risk, the risk is there. trying to minimise the risk, the risk is there. if we go back to the documents risk is there. if we go back to the documents that risk is there. if we go back to the documents that mr risk is there. if we go back to the documents that mr putin - risk is there. if we go back to the documents that mr putin gave i risk is there. if we go back to the documents that mr putin gave to | risk is there. if we go back to the - documents that mr putin gave to the west and documents that mr putin gave to the west and they were first targeted at the west. west and they were first targeted at the west, but they were for the whole the west, but they were for the whole west and they said, here are our draft whole west and they said, here are our draft documents, draft agreements, draft treaties, whatever you want agreements, draft treaties, whatever you want to agreements, draft treaties, whatever you want to call them
the last read somewhere attack where we recovered a lot of the ransom money paid and possibly crippled some of their operations, orwe crippled some of their operations, or we actually go further and demonstrate to the russian government that we have the capability to attack their critical infrastructure if we decide to do so, i am not sure. my decide to do so, i am not sure. my guess is we would respond incrementally, working away up to more serious responses. so maybe the next one would be seizing all of the ransom money is back and putting this group out of business, and then if it happens again, attacking actual russian infrastructure. so happens again, attacking actual russian infrastructure.- russian infrastructure. so in attacking russian infrastructure. so in attacking actual russian infrastructure. so in attacking actual russian - attacking actual russian infrastructure, are you advocating in effect a more open, more public tit for tat? isn t there a risk there of escalatio
and cannot possibly be taken to grant the kind of immunity that andrew s lawyers will content it does. eitherway, this andrew s lawyers will content it does. either way, this is a very important and undoubtedly a very difficult moment for queen elizabeth s second son. if difficult moment for queen elizabeth s second son. if the rulin: elizabeth s second son. if the ruling does elizabeth s second son. if the ruling does go elizabeth s second son. if the ruling does go his elizabeth s second son. if the ruling does go his way, - elizabeth s second son. if the ruling does go his way, we i elizabeth s second son. if the| ruling does go his way, we do elizabeth s second son. if the - ruling does go his way, we do not know when we will get it, but if it does go his way, what would it mean for prince andrew? is there a way for prince andrew? is there a way for him back into public life? i for him back into public life? i think people would find that for him back into public life? i thin