and ben van hooten and i are holding virtual office hours and consultations with the industry and so if anyone is watching right now that needs one-on-one assistance we can schedule some time with you. and we did a needs assessment and dylan worked really hard on this too with ben. we surveyed 170 plus industry workers, including venues, bars, restaurants and other creatives, to understand the financial and social impacts of covid-19. some of the key findings i'll share with you and i'm happy to share the larger report as well. among the industry sectors and nightclubs had the highest number of respondents say they could only stay afloat for the next one to two months under the current conditions. and nearly half of respondents said they had a high amount of concern, a rating of eight to 10, but that their business will need to close permanently due to the financial impact of covid-19. the majority of those are bars, latin music venues and night nightclubs. that is some staggering news so i'm going to just take a breath. we are also working on convening the industry to share challeng

stalin but a lot of the putin wants to stay in power even longer addressing lawmakers afterwards hooten said he backed the amendment allowing him to seek another term in office. in russia analyst and author martin mccauley always a welcome guest on this program other nice to see you so yeah it goes without any surprise at all that the focus was on what the foreign media is seeing is maybe want to she want to solve in for another 2 terms of this years and said either which way but why are they focusing are either on the many many many other issues here the social messages getting much of mention or attempts to ensure a more transparent government system for instance that it was interested in a bit of it. yeah those are mentioned in some of the more serious papers that if you are the popular press you hit you hit the obvious ones who do the most bizarre politics that makes headlines everyone understands that but if you go into the details of constitutional law people get bored so therefore they don't want to know about that the average person doesn't want to know about that but if you loo

hooten who are now very well integrated into but the u.k. business political and social scene was referred to as lending london grad yet few if any questions have been hashed regarding the problems of considerable wealth. this open door approach it provided an ideal mechanism by which illicit finance could be recycled through the london laundromat. it was the government's failure to look into possible russian meddling in the 2016 breck's referendum that spoke to the investigation by m.p.'s no evidence of interference has been found but the lack of curious. d. to examine that raised alarm in the report after the break said vote it was the turn of the u.s. in the 2016 presidential election u.s. intelligence agencies concluded that russia had been behind cyber attacks on the democratic party to help the eventual winner donald trump it was a wake up call that turned into an uproar after the attempted murder of form a double agent said basically on british soil with a soviet developed nerve agent russia denied it was to blame but it plunged u.k.

and ben van hooten and i are holding virtual office hours and consultations with the industry and so if anyone is watching right now that needs one-on-one assistance we can schedule some time with you. and we did a needs assessment and dylan worked really hard on this too with ben. we surveyed 170 plus industry workers, including venues, bars, restaurants and other creatives, to understand the financial and social impacts of covid-19. some of the key findings i'll share with you and i'm happy to share the larger report as well. among the industry sectors and nightclubs had the highest number of respondents say they could only stay afloat for the next one to two months under the current conditions. and nearly half of respondents said they had a high amount of concern, a rating of eight to 10, but that their business will need to close permanently due to the financial impact of covid-19. the majority of those are bars, latin music venues and night nightclubs. that is some staggering news so i'm going to just take a breath. we are also working on convening the industry to share challeng

federal parliament of russia have approved them for all practical purposes legally this is enough hooten wanted this vote this this was his desire and i guess what lies and it is put in a once the vote once the amendment. approved by an expression of popular will so that he can see in the future that this was not his own the will a whim but people's desire and if it is he'll probably get that one day he will get that effective mandate from the people no question about that actually in the absence of independent observation with the rules of the vote being modified as the vote goes on with all kinds of small and large of violations and with the government going after people who try to criticize and to call for people to vote against the boycott persecution fresh air of journalists and others there is no question as they are the government will report the amendments are held in overwhelmingly supported by the people so 2036 potentially he could be in power so that's another 16 years away he would be or probably into his eighties almost by them i mean what does this mean for for modern russ

and ben van hooten and i are holding virtual office hours and consultations with the industry and soanyone is watching right now that needs one-on-one assistance we can schedule some time with you. and we did a needs assessment and dylan worked really hard on this too with ben. we surveyed 170 plus industry workers, including venues, bars, restaurants and other creatives, to understand the financial and social impacts of covid-19. some of the key findings i'll share with you and i'm happy to share the larger report as well. among the industry sectors and nightclubs had the highest number of respondents say they could only stay afloat for the next one to two months under the current conditions. and nearly half of respondents said they had a high amount of concern, a rating of eight to 10, but that their business will need to close permanently due to the financial impact of covid-19. the majority of those are bars, latin music venues and night nightclubs. that is some staggering news so i'm going to just take a breath. we are also working on convening the industry to share challenges a