i maybe saw 20 patients, now in a busy day i see close to 50 patients. it is very difficult to provide personal care, sometimes even safe care when you are seeing that number of patient contacts in a day, particularly when the problems you are seeing in general practice are increasingly complex, so that is why a number of gps arejust saying i cannot do myjob properly, or even safely, and therefore i will either retire early or the only way i can cope is to work part time and that of course is making the crisis worse. mps have warned that corrupt money from russia is still being laundered through the uk, despite the war in ukraine. in a highly critical report, the foreign affairs committee said government complacency had helped morally bankrupt billionaires use britain as a safe deposit box. the government said there was no place for dirty money in the uk, especially from russia, and it had taken action to crack down on illicit finance. let s speak now to oliver bullough, author of bu
those with doubts are staying quiet. but the net result is a newly reinvigorated nato that s putting money and weapons where they re needed on its eastern borders. none of this will exactly please the kremlin. it s already threatened to retaliate in its own time for sweden and finland joining nato. moscow has now branded this alliance as aggressive, expansionist and hostile to russia s interests. frank gardner, bbc news, madrid. pa rt part of the increasing support to ukraine is coming in the shape of the united kingdom, boris johnson are pledging to double the support britain has given to ukraine. we are pledging another £1 billion to support ukraine in terms of buying more air defences and more drones as well. liz truss, the british foreign secretary, has been
daughters. europe s latest proposed sanctions include a ban on certain russian imports including coal. oil and gas are not on the list. in addition, transactions with four key russian banks would also be outlawed and russian vessels banned from docking in eu ports. a ban on exports of certain goods and components such as computer chips would be designed to hit russian industry and technology. the uk has already announced a new set of sanctions against russia. they include a full asset freeze on sberbank and the credit bank of moscow and a ban on new british investments in russia. britain says it will also end its dependency on russian coal and oil by the end of the year. despite efforts from the international community, sanctions on russia haven t turned the tide of the war in ukraine. key figures haven t changed their stance on the war and economic hardships only seem to be impacting ordinary people.
come up with the argument, we don t have to do it because it will pull us or nato as a whole into the war. the second approach is completely different. the line of thinking is completely different. we will provide ukraine with all necessary weapons so that we neither we nor nato as a whole will have to fight in this war because ukrainians will do it for us. i think the deal that ukraine is offering is fair. you give us weapons. we sacrifice our lives, and the war is contained in ukraine. this is it. the united kingdom has been at the forefront of providing ukraine with all necessary assistance, and we deeply appreciate that help. i think fundamentally what you have seen over the last days is the brutality of this war, and that has just highlighted the importance of support to ukraine. and therefore i think it is important that we have minister kuleba here today to meet all nato allies and to discuss how
is it planes, long-range missiles? what exactly are you asking for? planes, shore to vessel missiles, personal armored vehicles, heavy air defense systems. foreign minister, you say weapons, weapons, weapons are your priorities today. for you on a personal note, how difficult will it be when some of the nato allies tell you they can t give you some weapons because they don t want to plunge the west into a wider war with russia? and just a word on the support britain is giving your country. and secretary-general, can you just remind us what has changed in the last few days in light of the horrors we ve seen, and do you think partners in nato, their minds will be changed today from what you hear from the minister? yes. there are two ways of approaching the issue of weapons supplies. the first one is when you do not want to supply anything, you