Boris Johnson speaks on Russia and Ukraine

The transcript discusses the UK's efforts to combat economic crime, particularly focusing on dirty money from Russia. It highlights the UK's leadership in global anti-corruption measures and sanctions, especially following the Russian annexation of Crimea. The speaker emphasizes the need to strengthen existing measures against Russian money and increase transparency in company ownership. The economic crime bill is expected to be included in the next Queen's speech.

What is the main concern raised by Conservative colleagues regarding the government's actions?

• The government is not investing enough in education.

• The government is too strict on economic policies.

• The government is focusing too much on foreign affairs.

• The government has not done enough to stop the flow of dirty money.

How has the UK positioned itself in the fight against global corruption?

• By focusing solely on domestic issues.

• By leading efforts to trace illegal financial activities.

• By reducing the number of sanctions.

• By ignoring international sanctions.

What significant event led to the UK's imposition of sanctions in 2014?

• The global financial crisis.

• The US presidential election.

• The Russian annexation of Crimea.

• The Brexit referendum.

What additional measures does the UK plan to introduce against illicit Russian money?

• Reducing taxes on foreign investments.

• Strengthening the identification of company and property owners.

• Increasing trade with Russia.

• Eliminating all existing sanctions.

What is the purpose of the economic crime bill mentioned in the discussion?

• To increase taxes on local businesses.

• To enhance measures against economic crimes and illicit money.

• To promote tourism in the UK.

• To reduce government spending.