Russian forces inch toward the Ukrainian capital, with intensified fighting to the northeast and east of the city. Follow here for live news updates.
UK Cabinet minister Michael Gove speaks with reporters in London on February 2.
When asked in an interview with the BBC if the homes of sanctioned oligarchs could be used to house Ukrainian refugees, Gove said, “There’s quite a high legal bar to cross and we are not talking about permanent confiscation, but we are saying ‘You’re sanctioned. You’re supporting Putin. This home is here, you have no right to use or profit from it and, more than that, while you are not using or profiting from it, if we can use it in order to help others let’s do that.
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