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The ex-Manchester City and England defender burst onto the footballing scene as a teenager, but, after an on-pitch career curtailed by a knee injury, Richards has blossomed as the ever-animated pundit with a mega-watt personality to boot.

Others have sharply curtailed access, barring access to abortion after six weeks.

Upon taking control of the Produce and 16 other supportive housing buildings he acquired in a $10-million deal, Pustilnikov sharply curtailed janitorial and security services.

There is virtually no press freedom in Russia, with independent news outlets and freedom of expression severely curtailed.

Without reform "investment in our high streets will be curtailed, employment opportunities will be squandered and ultimately, we will see higher levels of business failure," it said.