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 do some Conservative colleagues believe about the government's actions regarding dirty money?

How does the speaker describe the UK's role in tackling global corruption?

What sanctions were imposed after the Russian annexation of Crimea?

What measures does the speaker propose to strengthen against ill-gotten Russian money?

What commitment does the speaker make regarding the economic crime bill in the Queen's speech?