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Revealed: UK oil refinery owner moved Russian loans to offshore subsidiary where sanctions did not apply

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By Rob Davies Verified, Jess Staufenberg Verified, Marcus Leroux Verified
| MSN UK Verified
Rob Davies, Atika Rehman, Jess Staufenberg and Marcus Leroux Days after the first wave of Russian tanks surged over the border into Ukraine in March 2022, dockers at a port in northern England took a stand. Appalled by Vladimir Putin's brutality, workers at Ellesmere Port in Cheshirevowed never to unload any Russian oildestined for the nearby Stanlow refinery, a major hub for UK fuel supplies.
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UK oil refinery owner moved Russian loans to offshore subsidiary where sanctions did not apply

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By Rob Davies, Atika Rehman, Jess Staufenberg Verified, Marcus Leroux Verified
| MSN UK Verified
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The real trouble with Kneecap

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By Marcus Leroux Verified
| Substack
Kneecap aren’t the sort to go meekly to court. So when Mo Chara turned up at Westminster Magistrates this week, neatly arriving a few days before the group’s Glastonbury performance, his appearance was heralded by an actual advertising campaign.
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