The UK government has issued a further 14 sanctions against Russian propagandists, state media outlets and military figures - including a man dubbed "the butcher of Mariupol"... on the list are Russian propagandist Sergey Brilev and Kremlin funded TV-Novosti, which owns the news channel Russia Today.Having previously lived in the UK, Mr Brilev - a famous TV anchor on Russian state-owned media Rossiya - will no longer be able to access any of his UK assets or continue business dealings.
