Under the wing of a second homeland

Roman Abramovich is trying to achieve British citizenship for himself, writes The Times. First, his daughter was born in Great Britain, then he bought Chelsea, then he was declared the second richest man in the country. Now Abramovich is transferring all of his British property, previously registered to a Caribbean offshore company, into his own name. In the event of a disagreement with the Russian authorities, the Chukotka governor, who has long settled in London, will be able to count on reliable political asylum.