内容摘要：Campaigners and experts argue that Western governments have the tools and means available to stem the flow of oil and gas revenue into the Kremlin's coffers.

Campaigners and experts argue that Western governments have the tools and means available to stem the flow of oil and gas revenue into the Kremlin's coffers.

"Plus I know that [Thomas] was forever living from hand to mouth," he said of the Swansea-born writer, who had a wife and two children to support at the time."So the guy was desperate for money and obviously when he went in he thought he was going to trouser a few quid to get through the next few days.

"Even just to get to the pub that night."When it wasn't there, he flipped."Originally from east London, Towns has been antiquarian book dealer for more than 50 years and currently runs Dylans Bookstore in Swansea.

He has written several books about the Welsh bard and holds an important collection of his letters, photos and memorabilia.The outburst in Strand Films was unusual, he argued.

"He got into trouble when he was drunk, but he was a pacifist in his own way."

Towns said Thomas, who was only 5ft 6in (1.68m), always said he was above average height "for Wales".The "reset" document notes "political agreements leading to full reciprocal access to waters to fish until 30 June 2038" - a 12-year extension to the current deal negotiated by Boris Johnson's Conservative government - and much longer than expected.

Under the existing agreement (due to expire in 2026), EU vessels get access to UK waters to fish - in return for transferring 25% of their fishing quota - the amount they are allowed to catch - to UK fleets.Some UK fishing groups have criticised the existing deal and do not want to see it extended.

Elspeth Macdonald, who represents 450 fishing boats as chief executive of the Scottish Fishermen's Federation says: "This deal is a horror show for Scottish fishermen, far worse than Boris Johnson's botched Brexit agreement."She says the long-term deal takes away the industry's bargaining power in future talks and would prefer annual negotiations with the EU.