Rishi Sunak's wife has £490million stake in company still operating in Moscow

Chancellor Rishi Sunak’s alleged financial links to Russia mean he is not a 'fit and proper' person to be in charge of the nation’s purse, Professor Richard Murphy, Director of Tax Research UK, claimed today

Rishi Sunak ’s wife has a £490million stake in a company which is still operating in Moscow and has links to a major Russian bank.

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