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“Putin has gone even crazier,” a Ukrainian official told our correspondent in mid-September. And that was before a wave of Russian attacks that hit supermarkets, playgrounds and a hospital.
We analyse
what the stepped-up terror campaign, carried out in part by new jet-powered drones, means for the course of the war.
Most relatively rich Britons are luckier than the residents of Kyiv these days but they still have cause for complaint.
Our story
about tax in Britain shows that people making average incomes, and the really loaded, get off lightly. But the state milks the merely prosperous. There is a way to raise money more fairly, though. | 
