Charlotte Hobson

Sarah Rainsford joins the long list of foreign correspondents banned from Russia

After decades of writing about Russian affairs, Rainsford now finds herself persona non grata – but admits she no longer feels nostalgia for the country

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  • Goodbye to Russia: A Personal Reckoning from the Ruins of War

    Sarah Rainsford

    Bloomsbury, pp. 368, £22

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