Kremlin propagandists, a Russian general dubbed "the butcher of Mariupol" and a Moscow-funded TV network have all been slapped with sanctions by the UK.
The latest names added to the government's sanctions list include Colonel-General Mikhail Mizintsev, propagandist Sergey Brilev and Kremlin funded TV-Novosti, which owns the Russia Today (RT) news channel.
Aleksandr Zharov, chief executive of Gazprom-Media, Alexey Nikolov the managing director of RT, and Anton Anisimov, the head of Sputnik International Broadcasting, were also sanctioned.
