Sarah Rainsford on Russia: ‘I’ve been told I can’t come back – ever’on August 14, 2021 at 11:17 am

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The BBC’s Sarah Rainsford, who is being expelled from Russia, speaks about the country she loves.

“I calculated just now that it’s almost a third of my life I’ve lived in Russia, so one way or another: learning the language, studying the culture, the history, living here, trying to understand the people, and of course as a journalist, over many years for the BBC, on and off, working in Russia.

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