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Sir Keir Starmer, the leader of the leader of Bangladesh during his visit to London, SIFHONI SEFONI SEFOON SEFONE SEFONE want to increase London’s desire to increase efforts.

Mediterranean leader Yunus said that in Britain’s financial time, Bangladesh’s new government needs to feel “morally” in the “stolen” the previous regime.

However, Yunus said that Starmer did not agree to meet with him.

“I have no direct conversation with him,” he said.

“It stole the money stolen,” he said.

UK government officials confirmed that the Starmer has not had a plan to meet with Yunus and refused to further comment.

Yunus said the British government has already helped you find money, and said that England should feel “legal and … morally”. According to him, the purpose of the visit was to bring out the “more enthusiastic support” of England.

Nobel-award-winning economist Yunus, led a temporary government, which was overturned by the student-leading protest action last August.

Bangladesh’s starmer visited the UK Labor Party to be evil in the Labor Party and conducted research on the financial situation of the Awami League.

In January, Lala Siddiq then had to stop the anti-corruption minister and a close ally of the Starmer and after the besiegation of corruption allegations. They are related to the figures related to the AWAMI League, including material support, including material support.

Sheikh Hasina is aunt of Siddiq. Siddiq rejected sinner, but the minister resigned.

Siddiq, who left as a deputy, asked to meet with Jonah in a letter sent this week. Bangladesh said he wanted to clear the “misunderstanding” perpetually perpetuated by the Anti-Corruption Commission.

Yunus said he would not meet with Siddiq.

“This is a legal issue …. is a legal process,” he said. “It’s not a personal who attracted me.”

Yunus, during the rule of 16 years of Sheikh Hasina, called “the opportunity to make money” for some relatives and partners.

According to him, there was also a “big loot process.”

Bangladesh’s government estimates that the 234 billion dollars are extinguished in the government and the UK’s “stolen” funds.

Yunus called Canada, Singapore, the Caribbean and the names of the Middle East as an obvious way as other destinations for assessment.

He said that the visit to the UK was “just the beginning” and he planned visits. His leadership wanted to add support to the “all directions”, including enterprises, financial institutions, police and all exploration agencies.

“We need the support of the British people,” he said.

He said he hoped his team will still meet with the Prime Minister.

The UK’s national criminal agency last month Freezer Orders Three London features of Sheikh Hasina ally oglu.