The victims of terrorist attacks in Beslan and Moscow demand from the president of repentance relatives of the victims of terrorist attacks, united in the public organization Nord-Ost, turned to the head of state with a collective letter. They require an objective investigation and punish officials guilty of the deaths of hostages. In addition, relatives want to achieve repentance from the President of the country for the death of their loved ones.

The confrontation in the Barents Sea continues two Russian commercial vessels, detained by the Norwegian coast guard near Spitsbergen, still remain in the position of hostages. Yesterday, the lips of the vice-governor of Spitsbergen Runa Bor Hansen Norway, clearly made it clear that the arrest from Russian courts would be removed only if guarantees for payment of a fine, the size of which will be determined on Wednesday.

The investigation in the case of the death of the Governor of the Altai Territory ended the department of the Prosecutor General’s Office in the Siberian Federal District yesterday announced the end of the investigation in the case of the death of the Governor of the Altai Territory Mikhail Evdokimov. Oleg Shcherbinsky, who, according to investigators, provoked an accident, was recognized as the culprit of the road accident in which the head of the region died, the Toyota Marino driver.

The new image of American racists The movement of American white racists has gained a new face, and even in duplicate. The 13-year-old blond blue-eyed twins of Lamb and Linx Gaed, living in Bakersfield, California, play the guitar and violin, urge America to become a white country and get rid of color. “We are proud that we are white,” said the duet in an interview with ABC News. - We want our compatriots to be white too. We are tired of all this, you know, Czech.

The Kremlin was concerned about the export of Russian education in the near abroad to maintain the influence of Moscow on the Burlsing revolutionary events of the post -Soviet space not only military and businessmen, but also scientists.

15:55 // 25.10.2005 The Swedish football club Elfsborg promised to compensate the fans for the cost of tickets for the stadium and transportation costs after a guest defeat from Yurgorden in the last round of the Premier League championship with a score of 1: 8. The leadership of Elfsborg admitted that the game of the team against Jurgorden was “unacceptable” and promised to pay fans who went to support her for 700 kilometers, Reuters reports.

15:53 // 10/25/2005 About 25 thousand inhabitants of Samara took part in a rally against the new charter of the city, according to which the city head will be elected from among the deputies, the press service of the regional police department said. According to the Central Internal Affairs Directorate, the rally took place within an hour on Kuibyshev Square.

In Washington, a political storm rages in connection with the approaching completion of the investigation of leaks from the CIA, which were organized by the White House and threaten the most serious crisis of the administration of George Bush. On Friday, the special prosecutor Patrick Fitzgerald is expected to charge the commissioning of the president and vice president of the United States for serious criminal offenses.

The case of a forged testament of 7 years in prison was requested during the debate in the Basmanny Court of the capital the state prosecutor for 33-year-old Anton Badilovsky. He is accused of trying to take possession of the multimillion -dollar real estate of the capital's businessman Grigory Rezyapkin, who was killed by unknown. The prosecutor's office claims that the young man allegedly acted with the notary Elena Kostikova.

15:07 // 10/25/2005 As it became known, it will take about 1.5 months. In the final version, the monument will consist of two bronze tables and chairs, reports Echo of Moscow . One table will symbolize positive journalism - it will be on the papers and written feathers, negative characters will be placed on the second - duck, strawberry and cranberries. The monument to the journalist will stand in the courtyard of one of the houses on the corner of Nevsky Prospekt and Pushkinskaya Street.

14:43 // 10/25/2005 The President of the Russian Federation advocated the introduction of a mandatory full secondary education in the Russian Federation. Speaking at a meeting of the Presidential Council on Science, Technology and Education, Vladimir Putin instructed the government "to work out in the near future for compulsory complete secondary education," Interfax reports.

11:38 // 10/25/2005 The fact of financing terrorist activities in the amount of 73 thousand dollars was identified by employees of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Kabardino-Balkaria. This was reported in the press service of the Republican Ministry of Internal Affairs. "Police officers during the operational -search measures revealed the fact of financing the militants who attacked Nalchik on October 13," the Ministry of Internal Affairs said.

A spontaneous disaster in the United States that fell on the coast of Florida Hurricane Wilma led to the death of seven Americans and left six million people without electricity. Recall: before that, the element flashed over Jamaica, Haiti, Mexico, Cuba and the Caribbean, taking away the lives of at least 27 people. On the territory of Florida, the hurricane was accompanied by heavy rains, waves of up to two and a half meters heights collapsed on the coast.

The British authorities can justify the soldier 90 years after his execution of the UK Supreme Court announced a break in the process of a soldier of the First World War Harry Farra, who in 1916 was accused of cowardice and sentenced to death. The decision was made by Judge Walker so that the Minister of Defense could carefully study the materials that allow you to reconsider the verdict. Private Harry Farr served in the 1st battalion of the Western Yorkshire Regiment.

The owners of Yukos securities filed a lawsuit against the Government of the Russian Federation by almost no visit to large Russian officials to the West without mentioning the "Yukos case". But it is unlikely that the Minister of Industry and Energy Viktor Khristenko expected his trip to the United States this week would turn into a court.