Ukraine needs big scalps to fight 'brutal' corruption: ombudsman

By Marc Jones LONDON (Reuters) - Ukraine must show resolve in tackling "brutal" corruption by prosecuting high-level officials or face widespread disappointment at home and among foreign institutions, the head of its internationally-funded anti-graft ombudsman said. Former Lithuanian finance minister, Algirdas Semeta, whose role was created last year to give Ukraine's firms a way to report bribery or other government wrongdoing, warned distrust about officials' behavior was growing again in the