The French national football team defeated the Romanian team in the first match of the European Football Championship. The meeting, held at the Stade de France in Paris, ended with a score of 2:1. The French opened the scoring. In the 57th minute, after a cross from the flank, Olivier Giroud headed the ball into the goal. At the same time, the French striker hit the hands of the goalkeeper of the Romanian team with his elbow, but the referee did not record a violation of the rules.

Photo: Darren Staples / Reuters / Scanpix / Leta striker of the French national team Olivier Giru scores the first goal of the European football championship against the Romania team. The match ended with a score of 2: 1 in favor of the French team

In the Vyborg district of St. Petersburg near the railway platform of the Shuvalovo Asphalt station, they put it directly on the grass. Photos of a landscaped plot of land at the station were published by an eyewitness to Philip inheritov. As can be seen in the photographs, in places the grass turned out to be stronger than asphalt. Photo: Philip inherov Photo: Philip inherov Photo: Philip inherov

On June 9, the State Duma refused to deprive Alexei Mitrofanov of the A Just Russia faction of his deputy mandate. He provided certificates of health, and the deputies considered that his colleague did not attend meetings for a good reason. A criminal case has been opened against Alexey Mitrofanov in Russia for fraud. According to investigators, he stole 200 thousand dollars from a businessman. According to unofficial data, Mitrofanov lives in Croatia.

Igor Shuvalov laughed at the buyers of small apartments Photo: Sputnik / Scanpix / Leta Deputy Prime Minister Igor Shuvalov and Tatarstan President Rustam Minnikhanov examine the new economy class housing in Kazan Deputy Prime Minister Igor Shuvalov was shown apartments with an area of ​​20 square meters, and it seemed ridiculous to him that someone was buying them.

An American programmer, hiding under the pseudonym FiletOFish1066, told the story of his career on Reddit. He "worked" for six years doing nothing in the office, but was eventually exposed and fired. After the media noticed the post , FiletOFish1066 deleted the post and his account, but the story doesn't get any worse. Seven years ago, the author of the publication graduated from college and got a job in a startup in California. What kind of company, he did not say.

Gawker publishing house put up for auction, writes The New York Times, citing a source. This has not been announced publicly yet. ZiffDavis made an initial bid - 90-100 million dollars. In addition, Gawker decided to file for bankruptcy. This is necessary in order for the publication to continue to work and save jobs. Gawker, which includes the tabloid of the same name and several other publications, was forced to put itself up for sale after a lost lawsuit from wrestler Hulk Hogan.

The State Duma of the Russian Federation adopted in the second and third readings a bill banning the sale of alcohol in plastic containers with a volume of more than one and a half liters. The production of such products should be discontinued from January 1, 2017, and their retail sale - from July 1, 2017. For violation of the ban, a fine of up to 500 thousand rubles is provided.

Russian Deputy Prime Minister Igor Shuvalov thought it was ridiculous that Russians are buying apartments of 20 square meters. Such housing was shown to him during a trip to Kazan. “Today we were shown apartments of 20 square meters, it seems ridiculous, but people buy such housing, and it is very popular and there is a niche for such housing on the market,” Shuvalov said.

Journalist Yevgeny Kiselyov was charged with incitement to terrorism. As Kiselev himself stated, the case was opened under Article 205.2 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation (“Public calls for terrorist activities or public justification of terrorism”). The maximum penalty under this article is seven years in prison. He himself describes the reason for initiating the case as follows: “He spoke out in support of Nadezhda Savchenko when she was still in captivity.

Photo: Robyn Beck / AFP / Scanpix / Leta; Justin Sullivan / Getty images / AFP / Scanpix / Leta The presidential election is very soon, and passions in the election race are heated to the limit. On June 9, the current head of state Barack Obama supported the candidacy of Hillary Clinton. And this resulted in a public exchange of cobbles between Clinton and Donald Trump, who will probably become her opponent. Bottom line: Hillary wrote the best tweet in her career.

Last week, the Russian rapper Timati tossed soft-drink bottles out into a crowd of fans during a concert in Yekaterinburg, accidentally smacking one woman in the face with kvas, breaking her nose and giving her a concussion. The fan didn't realize the extent of her injuries immediately, and actually stayed for the rest of the show. When she got home, the woman started feeling more serious conditions, and later went to a hospital, where she was diagnosed and hospitalized.

Anonyms achieved the dismissal of the star of the hacker community of Jacob Applum Photo: Ingo Wagner / DPA / EPA / Scanpix / Leta One of the main developers of the system for the anonymous Internet access Tor Jacob Applebaum was accused of numerous sexual harassment. Several people who do not reveal their names told stories, from which it follows that Applum is prone to sexual violence; Anonymous accusations were also followed by public. The hacker did not admit his guilt, but he quit from Tor.

The zoo in Yalta, Crimea, has been left short a month's supply of meat that would have been used to feed its predators, said its director Oleg Zubkov. “The 3.5 tons of meat was certified, brought over from a poultry farm, and loaded into refrigerators. All of the accompanying documents were in order, by the veterinary service was ready to find a fault by any means whatsoever. The doctors said that they could not identify the meat and that it should be packaged and stamped.

Ilya Ponomarev has been expelled from Russia's State Duma for repeated absences. It's been roughly a year since Ponomarev participated in a session of parliament. The motion to strip him of his deputy's mandate won the support of 413 deputies. Just three members of the Duma opposed the measure.