Why do Russians like to go to Britain after political failure?

It is no accident that Russian exiles chose Britain as their refuge. First of all, more and more Russians immigrated to Britain, which provided a good language, ethnic group and social environment for the survival and development of Russian exiles in Britain. At present, at least 300,000 Russians live in Britain. Levia Community in London is called "Londonegler" by the outside world, because there are many wealthy Russians who have bought real estate here. Secondly, the British legal system has played a very good role in protecting Russian exiled financial oligarchs. There are not so many wealthy Russian businessmen in other parts of the world as in Britain. British property law is the reference of many domestic legal provisions. Many Russian businessmen earn money from unknown sources. In order to protect these properties, they moved them to Britain, hoping to legalize the wealth they had acquired before. Finally, the British government supported and sheltered Russian exiles. The British government, Parliament and the media often criticize Russia. Britain regards Russian exiles as a trump card to contain Russia's development and interfere in Russia's internal affairs, and spares no effort to support these forces as a diplomatic bargaining chip for negotiating dialogue with Russia, increasing strategic initiative and room for manoeuvre.