478. Farage’s Crypto Megadonor and the Graduate Jobs Disaster (Question Time)
11 December 2025
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23 January 2023
Alexander Litvinenko: the man who solved his own murder after being poisoned by the Russian State in London.
Marina, his widow, battled for justice successfully in both a UK public enquiry and a case at the European Court of Human Rights.
As a leading critic of Vladimir Putin's regime, 'mafia state' and invasion of Ukraine - Marina sat down with Alastair to discuss Alexander's murder, her fight for justice, being in Ukraine when Russia invaded last February, and how the Kremlin tried to conscript her son for the war in Ukraine.
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