Starmer and Piers Sanctioned by Russia
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Russia has sanctioned another 39 British figures. Among the list are notable names like Starmer, Piers Morgan, David Cameron and Robert Peston. Read in full here:
- David Cameron, former PM
- George Robertson, Labour peer & former NATO secretary general
- Angus Robertson, SNP MSP
- Fiona Hyslop, Scottish MSP
- Keir Starmer, Leader of the Opposition
- David Lammy, Shadow Foreign Secretary
- Lisa Nandy, Shadow Secretary of State for Levelling Up
- Wendy Morton, Tory MP & Transport Minister
- Ian Blackford, SNP MP
- Nick Thomas-Symonds, Shadow Secretary of State for International Trade
- Kate Forbes, Scottish MSP & Finance Secretary
- Lorna Slater, Scottish MSP and environment minister
- Ross Greer, Scottish MSP
- Alexander Cole-Hamilton, Scottish MSP & leader of Scottish LibDems
- Neil Gray, Scottish MSP & Minister for Culture, Europe and International Development
- Laurence Lee, Director General of the FCDO
- Bate Toms, Managing Partner at law firm BC Toms & Co, handling the legal work for many of Ukraine’s most important transactions
- Donald Wilson, Edinburgh councillor
- Peter Ricketts, former British Ambassador to France
- James Gray, Tory MP
- Paul Kahn, Renaissance Strategic Advisors
- Clive Roads, consultant
- Christopher Samuel
- Anthony Whelan, Scientific Adviser at UK Ministry of Defence
- Liam Fox, Tory MP
- Helen Bower-Easton, Director of Communication at the Foreign and Commonwealth Office
- David Aaronovich, journalist
- Dan Sabbagh, Guardian’s defence and security editor.
- James Crisp, Telegraph’s Europe editor
- David Rose, DeSmog
- Caroline Wheeler, Sunday Times political editor
- John Ryley, head of Sky News
- Jonathan Munro, head of BBC Newsgathering
- Edward Carr, deputy editor of The Economist
- Jerome Starkey, journalist
- Robert Peston, ITV News political editor
- Piers Morgan, TalkTV
- Huw Edwards, BBC
Unfortunately for Piers’s ego, Russia says he works at “TV channel “IT-Vi”. Not even the Kremlin has any intelligence on TalkTV…
