The Belgian team beat the players from Hungary and reached the ¼ finals of Euro 2016. The match ended with the score 4:0. Toby Alderweireld scored the first goal in the tenth minute. In the second half, the Belgians increased their lead. The ball was scored in the 78th minute by substitute Misha Batshuayi. A minute later, Eden Hazard scored. The last goal after the counterattack was scored by Yannick Carrasco already in the first added minute.

The German national team defeated the team of Slovakia with a score of 3:0 in the 1/8 finals of the European Football Championship and advanced to the next stage of the tournament. Jerome Boateng opened the scoring in the 8th minute. Soon, due to a foul by Martin Shktrell, a penalty was awarded to Slovakia, but Mesut Ozil did not convert it. At the end of the first half, Mario Gomez scored the second goal. In the 63rd minute, Julian Draxler scored another goal against the Slovaks.

The governor of the Kirov region, Nikita Belykh, was detained while receiving the third part of a bribe in the amount of 150,000 euros. This was reported to RIA Novosti by a source familiar with the situation. “On Friday, Belykh received from [the owner of the Novovyatsky Ski Plant] Yuri Zudheimer a package containing 150,000 euros and a bottle of wine,” the source said.

On June 26, FSB officers raided the Mayakovsky library in St. Petersburg in connection with the activities of the organizer of the Open Library project, Nikolai Solodnikov. Paper reports. According to Meduza, the search took place on June 23rd. According to the publication, the search was carried out by employees of the service for the protection of the constitutional order and the fight against terrorism of the FSB.

Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon told the BBC that the Scottish Parliament, in her opinion, may not give formal approval to the UK's EU exit law and thus block it. “If the Scottish Parliament makes decisions based on what is good for Scotland, then there is an opportunity to say that we will not vote for something that is contrary to Scottish interests,” Sturgeon said.

France beat Ireland 2-1 to reach the quarter-finals of Euro 2016. The scoring was opened in the second minute by Robbie Brady, who converted a penalty against France. YouView VideosFrance vs Ireland 2-1 Euro 2016 Brady penalty In the second half, Antoine Griezmann equalized first, then put France ahead four minutes later.

People's Artist of the USSR Rostislav Yankovsky died in Minsk. He was 86 years old. He was an Honored Artist of the Byelorussian SSR and a People's Artist of the Byelorussian SSR. In 1978 he received the title of People's Artist of the USSR. He was awarded many state awards, among them the Order of Francysk Skaryna and the Order of the Fatherland III and II degrees. During his long career, Jankowski has played more than 160 roles in theater and over 50 in films.

On June 27, Russian President Vladimir Putin will take part in the congress of United Russia. This was reported by his press service. As RBC notes, Putin has not taken part in the congresses of the United Russia since 2012. Then, instead of him, Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev was elected chairman of the party. In mid-June, a source in United Russia told RBC that the party intended to emphasize its connection with Putin during the 2016 election campaign.

A new attraction appeared in Los Angeles: a glass slide installed on the tower of the US Bank (the highest skyscraper in California). The hill passes outside the building, so anyone who risks driving through it will be over 300 meters of emptiness.

The Open Library Project will no longer hold monthly Dialogues at the Mayakovsky Library in St. Petersburg. This was announced on June 26 by the organizer of the project, Nikolai Solodnikov, announcing a dialogue between the culturologist Alexander Etkind and the political scientist Ekaterina Shulman. “These are our last dialogues in Mayakovsky's library.

In Karelia, the court put Denis Orlov, director of the Gold of the White Sea children's camp, under house arrest for two months. The court session took place on June 25. Orlov is involved in the case of "providing services that do not meet security requirements." The Investigative Committee claims that during the inspection in the camp, "numerous gross violations of the requirements of sanitary and epidemiological standards" were revealed.

How schoolchildren become programmers and develop their own applications Photo: Mikhail Japaridze / TASS / Scanpix / Leta The concept of startups launched without serious financing, calculating quick success, captures Russian schools. Already several schoolchildren launched their own projects and found funding on them. Journalist Oleg Egorov at the request of Medusa talks about developers who are not 18 years old, but who already have their own projects.

In Tatarstan, on the Kazan-Shemordan highway, an accident occurred involving a minibus and a car. According to preliminary data, the cause of the collision was the departure of a passenger car into the oncoming lane. As a result, eight people died, including two children. Four people are in the hospital. Six people were initially reported dead. Four of them traveled in a minibus, and two in a car.

Four Detectives for Summer Reading In the summer, Galina Yuzefovich’s book reviews go to Medusa twice a month. This time, a literary critic talks about four detectives that are ideal for vacation: “punish and let to die” Matt Ulsson, “A dead trace. The last voyage of the “Luzitania” ”by Eric Larson,“ Quazi ”by Sergei Lukyanenko and“ over the settled graves ”of Jess Walter. Matt Ulsson. Punish and allow to die. SPb.: ABC, ABC-Atticus, 2016. Translation from Swedish O.

More than three million people have signed a petition on the website of the British Parliament demanding a new referendum on the UK's EU membership. As of 13:50 Moscow time, more than 3.1 million people signed the appeal. The petition proposes to introduce a rule on holding a second referendum on EU membership in a situation where, with a turnout of less than 75 percent, neither party won 60 percent of the vote. The petitioners believe that this rule should be retroactive and lead to a re-vote.