I recently visited Ukraine, witnessing the brutal i [1D [K impacts of Russia's illegal war. We are determined to clamp down on individ [7D [K individuals and companies supporting the war and have imposed over 1,200 de [2D [K designations against Russia including new sanctions in February. Collective [10D [K Collectively, efforts have denied Russia access to at least $450 billion si [2D [K since its full-scale invasion.

We will continue to ratchet up economic pressure on [2D [K on Putin, push for negotiations, provide support to Ukraine, and maintain s [1D [K sanctions. The Prime Minister and Foreign Secretary have stated that global [6D [K global situations must not benefit Putin.

As ever, my hon. Friend is right to raise this cruc [4D [K crucial issue. I was very privileged to see for myself the incredible work [K that we are supporting to trace what has happened to those Ukrainian childr [6D [K children. The figure she has cited is correct and it is absolutely appallin [8D [K appalling. I am very proud of the work that we are doing with other countri [7D [K countries on that issue, and I will certainly look at the issues she has ra [2D [K raised. Of course, we have already taken action against the oil companies s [1D [K she mentioned.

The right hon. Lady will know about the work we hav [3D [K have already been doing on this crucial issue, which she is right to raise. [6D [K raise. We have been very clear on this. Under her Government, there was of [K course a ban on Russian liquefied natural gas imports, which we continued. [K We have gone further by announcing our intention to introduce a maritime se [2D [K services ban, and of course we will continue to co-ordinate with internatio [10D [K international partners on the issue she raises.