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The plea to folks to open their doorways to Ukrainian refugees additionally makes the entrance of the Sunday People. This time it comes from Charlie Rowley, a survivor of the Salisbury Novichok assault suspected to have been carried out by Russian operatives. The paper studies that Mr Rowley, whose companion died within the assault in Wiltshire, is urging folks to welcome these fleeing the warfare. He has instructed the paper “we can’t turn a blind eye to desperate people”.
