UEFA is offering special services for VIP fans of Euro 2012. The union says that it will help business partners establish business relationships right at the match. Read more about this from Kommersant FM correspondent Daria Polygaeva.

A labor dispute over sexuality has flared up in America: an employee was fired for having large breasts and provocative clothing. In Russia, the work dress code is practically not observed, Kommersant FM’s interlocutors say, but controversial situations often arise due to provocative outfits. She suffered from her own beauty. A New Jersey woman was fired for being too sexual. 29-year-old Lauren Odz worked at Native, a company that sold lingerie.

Honored Artist of Russia, actor Alexei Vanin died on May 22 at the age of 88 after a long illness, reports the Union of Cinematographers of Russia, reports RIA Novosti . Alexey Vanin is a participant in the Great Patriotic War, master of sports in classical wrestling. Repeatedly won the Moscow and Armed Forces championships. Two-time silver and two-time bronze medalist of the USSR championships. He was a member of the USSR national team.

On May 22, the Tver Regional Court sentenced ten defendants in the case of the Nevsky Express bombing in the fall of 2009 to terms ranging from seven years in prison to life imprisonment. Four out of ten defendants were sentenced to life. As follows from the operative part of the relevant decision of the “troika” of professional judges, the defendants in the case were found guilty of terrorism, banditry, murder and illegal arms trafficking. The Moscow-St.

Law enforcement officers will be involved in inspections of financial institutions Insurance companies, credit unions, pawn shops and other non-banking institutions should prepare for visits from employees of the Prosecutor General's Office, the Ministry of Internal Affairs, the Security Service and the State Financial Inspectorate.

A cell of an international network involved in the illegal trade in human organs has been uncovered in Israel. This morning, 10 suspects were detained by members of one of the Israeli police units investigating international crimes. All those arrested lived in different parts of the country. Among them are medical workers and new repatriates from the former USSR.

A terrorist attack at a military parade rehearsal killed hundreds of people Yesterday in Yemen, at least 96 people were killed and more than a hundred were injured as a result of a terrorist attack. Al-Qaeda, which is waging a war with government forces for control of certain areas of the country, has claimed responsibility. In Sanaa yesterday, final preparations were completed to celebrate the 22nd anniversary of the unification of Yemen.

Montpellier sensationally became the champion of France Eurofootball Last weekend the 2011/12 football season ended in France and Italy. For the first time in history, Montpellier became the French champion, defeating Auxerre in the final round - 2:1 - and leaving PSG, which spent 100 million euros on transfers, in second place. The Italian Cup was won by Napoli, who inflicted the first defeat of the season on Juventus of Turin in the final - 2:0.

Igor Sechin returned to Rosneft Former Deputy Prime Minister Igor Sechin is leaving the ranks of officials. Now he will head Russia's largest state-controlled oil company Rosneft, the post of chairman of the board of directors of which he left a year ago. The former Deputy Prime Minister for the Fuel and Energy Complex in the government of Vladimir Putin remained one of the few who did not receive a formal reassignment after his resignation from the Cabinet.

The competition for the construction of roads in a residential neighborhood is expected to be held in the summer. The outgoing head of the Committee on Investments and Strategic Projects, Alexei Chichkanov, said that in the summer a competition will be announced for the construction of 7.7 km of free roads in the Slavyanka residential area on a PPP basis. The contractor must invest 1.1 billion rubles in the construction of routes within two years and maintain them for ten years.

An Egyptian court has sentenced the first group of riot police officers involved in the crackdown on protesters against the rule of former President Hosni Mubarak in early 2011. Five police officers involved in the murders of fellow citizens received 10 years in prison, two more received a year's probation, and 10 people were acquitted.

Car registration will no longer depend on the place of residence of its owner. The traffic police proposes to give owners the opportunity to register their car at any department. Simplifying the procedure will reduce the level of corruption, according to Kommersant FM interlocutors, but may lead to long queues at the site. Auto registration is cancelled. Russians will be able to register their car with any traffic police department. Moreover, regardless of place of residence.

Slovakia will leave its troops in Afghanistan until NATO finally completes its mission there. The country's president, Ivan Gasparovic, said that Kabul still needs “international support.” “For Slovakia, Afghanistan remains a priority. We will remain in Afghanistan as long as the North Atlantic Alliance considers it necessary,” Mr. Gašparović said in Chicago at the NATO summit.

The State Duma adopted as a basis a resolution on the adoption in the first reading of a bill to increase the amount to 1.5 million rubles. fines for violations at rallies. The bill, which was submitted to the chamber for consideration by a group of United Russia deputies, provides for an increase in the maximum fine for violation of the law during mass street actions for organizers and participants to 1.5 million rubles.

There is a new political conflict in the north of the Nizhny Novgorod region The confrontation between deputies and heads of municipalities, which has become a trend for a number of districts of the Nizhny Novgorod region, resulted in an interesting personnel decision. Deputies of the Zemstvo Assembly of the Koverninsky District voted to appoint the leader of the LDPR faction in the Nizhny Novgorod Duma, Sergei Brovkin, as head of the district administration.