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Up to one in 12 people living in London is an illegal migrant, according to report https://www.standard.co.uk/news/london/illegal-migrants-uk-london-report-thames-water-b1206559.html

another refinery goes boom boom https://www.pravda.com.ua/eng/news/2025/01/29/7495733/index.amp

More sanctions on banks https://newsukraine.rbc.ua/news/eu-plans-to-cut-off-15-more-russian-banks-1738143084.html

china and India stop buying Russian oil https://www.express.co.uk/news/world/2006971/russian-oil-economic-ruin-india-china/amp

https://www.express.co.uk/news/politics/2007249/reform-nigel-farage-keir-starmer-poll/amp Reform UK to become the official opposition party in nightmare poll for Keir Starmer express.co.uk 15 hours ago Nigel Farage's party is on course to win 188 seats at the next general election.

americans killed in action https://amp.cnn.com/cnn/2025/01/30/europe/american-fighters-ukraine-bodies-repatriation-intl-cmd

all drones blast refinery https://kyivindependent.com/4-out-of-4-russian-lukoil-oil-refinery-struck-by-multiple-ukrainian-drones-military-intelligence-source-claims/

You don’t know how your health will deteriorate in your old age ,but in your 60s and 70s it could go quite bad needing lots of cash ,many go home in their old age for health treatment

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https://www.telegraph.co.uk/politics/2025/01/24/reform-top-national-polls-first-time-southport-sentencing Reform tops national poll for first time in wake of Southport sentencing Nigel Farage says party has ‘all the momentum in British politics’ with chairman claiming it is ‘headed for government’

Strained by these factors, the Russian economy is approaching its moment of truth,” Åslund wrote. "Inflation will continue to rise in 2025, and people will get even angrier over higher food prices. "Major bankruptcies are looming, and the Russian state cannot afford large bailouts. "Business leaders are fiercely objecting to high interest rates, and the shortage of labor – and soldiers – is reaching a crisis stage." The war in Ukraine is causing both soaring prices and labour shortages. At the same time the Kremlin is struggling to raise funds for its ballooning defence budget through taxes and bond offerings. Putin is increasingly having to dip into Russia's National Wealth Fund, whose reserves have plummeted almost 74% from £94 billion to just £25 billion, since the beginning of the war. A further problem for the Kremlin is the rouble's plunge in value, which is adding to inflationary pressure. Western sanctions are also hindering the ability of Russian companies to continue producing vital goods.

Russia's economy is "reaching a crisis stage" and facing its "moment of truth", an expert hs warned, with pressure mounting on Vladimir Putin. Businesses and consumers have been hit by a double whammy of spiralling inflation and high interest rates. With interest rates at a record high of 21%, businesses in particular are struggling to pay back bank loans, with many reportedly facing bankruptcy. Anders Åslund is a renowned Swedish economist and author with a detailed understanding of the Russian economy. In an article for Project Syndicate, he argued Russia was heading for stagflation, meaning high inflation combined with minimal growth.

https://www.pravda.com.ua/eng/news/2025/01/27/7495467/index.amp https://www.express.co.uk/news/world/2005845/russian-economy-bankruptcies-ukiraine-war/amp Russian economy meltdown with 'moment of truth' and 'major bankruptcies' looming Russia's economy is "reaching a crisis stage" and facing its "moment of truth", an expert hs warned, with pressure mounting on Vladimir Putin. Businesses and consumers have been hit by a double whammy of spiralling inflation and high interest rates. With interest rates at a record high of 21%, businesses in particular are struggling to pay back bank loans, with many reportedly facing bankruptcy. Anders Åslund is a renowned Swedish economist and author with a detailed understanding of the Russian economy. In an article for Project Syndicate, he argued Russia was heading for stagflation, meaning high inflation combined with minimal growth.