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  The Saudi Arabian Grand Prix provided us with a what was nothing short of a thrilling second race of the 2021 Formula 1 Season.  Resulting in Max Verstappen, after another, but more adrenalised Abu Dhabiesque 2021 finish, with none other than the now somewhat infamous Lathifi bringing out the Safety Car, b y losing it and embracing the fearsome barrier along the circuit.  Prevailing over Charles Leclerc to take the victory which he might have secured in the first race of the 2022 Formula 1 Season, had his care not lost power and failed to finish. The repeated 'neck to neck' battling between Verstappen and Leclerc was nothing short of being very intense and foretelling of major mishap, were either or both racers to make a mistake, as neither gave the other any but the optimum room to manoeuvre.  Indeed, this was truly an extreme version of the near nerve racking wheel to wheel racing we saw Max and Hamilton deploying during the 2021 Formula 1 season.  Except that it now appear

  Seemingly, what 'friendship with Russia' means, would be that Russia capitulate to the West and adopt its world view of itself, the West, and its mission for the world. Having said that, the current approach which the Russian government, or, more specifically, its apparent delusional President, is arguably an even more catastrophic strategy.  Since it is an approach which President Putin is insisting on implementing irrespective of the cost.  And without due regard to its cost in human lives - whether Russian or Ukrainian - and destruction of cities, towns, villages, infrastructures and livelihoods.  Put simply, President Putin is waging an horrendous war with little or no consideration or concern about its devastating impact on Russians, Ukrainians or anybody else.  He has adopted an approach which is at odds with what has come to be accepted as 'civilized and humane behaviour' in the 21st Century world.  Now, is that not the kind of unconscionable and nihilistic med

  Thus he had to access offices such as the Job Centre and Housing Benefits Office.   Yes, in effect, Kazaliwa, if he is going to make it to standing on his own two feet, as it were, had to be sufficiently pragmatic, and have an accommodation with, and deal with 'Babylon', however reluctantly.  As not to acknowledge the need for such a strategy and tactic could and can only lead him into what could prove have been a series of avoidable detours, cul de sac and going around in circles. And so it was, that Kazaliwa made his first attempt at living on his own and weathering the challenges which his endeavour threw up.  Challenges such managing and coping with keeping your room tidy and healthy, especially in cold winter nights and days.   Challenges such contending with a kitchen, toilet and shower which was shared by multi-occupants.  Challenges such as getting rid of the communal rubbish. Challenges such as coping with other tenants who refuse to 'pull their weight', as i