内容摘要：Some of the items are from the former Royal Hospital, which closed in 1997, and Wolverhampton-based chemist Reade Brothers and Company.

Some of the items are from the former Royal Hospital, which closed in 1997, and Wolverhampton-based chemist Reade Brothers and Company.

"Bruce Springsteen, singing with my son, the happiest day of my life."It has been 50 years since the American singer first performed in the UK, giving his new Born To Run album its European premiere.

In the documentary, Springsteen described how much he enjoys children such as Haydn, coming to his concerts."Young audiences bring with them a lot of energy. A lot of energy," he said.For Haydn, that childhood encounter with Springsteen has encouraged him to want to perform, and he is now an actor, appearing in the CBBC football drama Jamie Johnson.

He also sings and plays guitar, inspired by his hero."I don't just I love him because my parents love him," he said.

"I've got my own path with him now, I've got my own story and it's why I listen to the songs and the albums.

"He's my favourite."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.

According to former Russian deputy energy minister Vladimir Milov, who is now a diehard opponent of Vladimir Putin, sanctions imposed on trade in Russian hydrocarbons should be better enforced - particularly the oil price cap adopted by the G7 group of nations, which Mr Milov says "He is fearful, though, that the US government shake-up launched by President Donald Trump will hamper agencies such as the US Treasury or the Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC), which are key for sanctions enforcement.

Another avenue is continued pressure on Russia's "" of tankers involved in dodging the sanctions.