Since putin came to power. and so something has to change. the government, you know, makes laws and people pound their tables in parliament, and then nothing happens. and so it all comes down to implementation, which is an absolute disaster in the uk i m joined now by maria nizzero, a research fellow at the centre for financial crime and security at rusi, a defence and security think tank. thank you forjoining us this evening. and talking this through. it s a bit complicated but you heard bill browder they re suggesting that whatever is going on, the uk is not doing it very well so would you agree with that assessment? yes. doing it very well so would you agree with that assessment? yes, in art, in agree with that assessment? yes, in part. in the agree with that assessment? yes, in part, in the sense agree with that assessment? yes, in part, in the sense that agree with that assessment? yes, in part, in the sense that definitely - part, in the sense that definitely is an part,
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