In Moscow, near the building of the British Embassy on Smolenskaya Embankment and the residence of the British Ambassador on Sofiyskaya Embankment, protests were held against the policy of Great Britain. They were staged the day after the demonstrators blocked the work of the Russian embassy in London.

Munich prosecutors have opened a preliminary investigation against Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg. The reason was the statement of a lawyer from Würzburg, who claims that the leadership of the social network is not taking the necessary measures to remove records that incite hatred and contain calls for violence. The launch of the investigation is reported by Der Spiegel. There has been no official confirmation of this information.

The Day of National Unity was celebrated by the procession and opening of the monument to Prince Vladimir Photo: Anton Novoderezhkin / TASS / Scanpix / Leta On November 4, on the Day of National Unity, two solemn events were held in Moscow - the many thousands of the march “We are one!”, In which representatives of political parties, public organizations and educational institutions participated - this event was open to everyone.

South Korean company Samsung has recalled about 2.8 million washing machines in the United States due to malfunctions, which in some cases led to injuries. Top-loading machines have been recalled where the top cover unexpectedly detached during washing. The company received nine complaints about injuries caused by malfunctions. In one case, the owner of a washing machine had a broken jaw.

American intelligence received information about the preparation of terrorist attacks that could occur in three states on November 7, on the eve of the US presidential election. It is reported by CBS, citing unnamed sources. These data have not been confirmed. According to CBS, the terrorist organization Al-Qaeda is behind the preparation of the attacks. It plans attacks in Texas, Virginia and New York State.

Near correctional colony No. 7 in Segezha, the police detained nine participants in a rally in support of Ildar Dadin, who had previously complained of torture. In total, 12 people took part in the action. They claim that they stood at the colony with single pickets, which do not require approval from the authorities. For what reasons the police carried out detentions, it is not reported.

The humanitarian corridor in Aleppo was fired upon by militants from improvised rocket launchers and mortars, Interfax reports, citing a statement by the Russian Defense Ministry. According to the agency, the shelling began at about 14:45 Moscow time in the area of ​​​​the western section of the Castello road, which was open to the withdrawal of armed formations. As a result of the shelling, two Russian soldiers were injured.

The British tabloid The Daily Mail on Friday, November 4, placed on the front page photos of three judges of the High Court of London with the caption "Enemies of the people." The editorial is devoted to the decision of the court of November 3, which obliges the kingdom's government to seek the consent of parliament to start the procedure for leaving the European Union.

About 350 people took part in the Russian March nationalist march, Interfax reports, citing Moscow police data. So many people, according to law enforcement agencies, gathered before the start of the procession in the Moscow district of Lyublino. The organizers of the action have not yet announced the number of participants. During the procession, the police detained at least seven people for various reasons, reports .

Moscow Borovitskaya Square's hosted an ceremony to commemorate the erection of a new statue of Vladimir the Great, reported a Meduza correspondent at the scene. Vladimir Putin, Russian Orthodox Church Patriarch Kirill, and other officials partook in the ceremony. govoritmsk's Twitter PageNewly-erected statue of Vladimir the Great in Moscow The statue was erected beside the Kremlin in light of Unity Day – a national holiday in Russia.

Paris-based animation studio Parallel has released a short film, Dissatisfaction, which explores everyday frustrating little things. The video contains annoying moments that happened to everyone in one way or another: a spoon drowned in soup, stuck in a soda can vending machine, a ball balancing in a ring, but never hit it. UNSATISFYING from PARALLEL STUDIO on Vimeo .

On Thursday, the Russian Embassy in the United Kingdom reported that protests taking place near its building had caused disruptions in its work. The protests, they said, arose in light of an appeal of the British Foreign Minister, Boris Johnson. “The entrance to the consular section was littered with dummies parts” and the protesters “chained themselves to the [Embassy] entrance.

Photo: Alexander Zemlyanichenko / AP / Scanpix / Leta in Moscow on November 4, an official opening ceremony of the monument to Prince Vladimir on Borovitskaya Square was held. In honor of the opening of the monument, Russian President Vladimir Putin made a speech.

Yuri Saprykin about the new series of Channel One "Mysterious Passion" Photo: "Channel One" The first channel continues to explore the topic of the 1960s-after the “thaw” and “Faritsa” there was released by Constantine Ernst and Denis Evstigneev the series “The Mysterious Passion” based on the novel by Vasily Aksenov, which acts conditionally disguised sixties like Aksenov himself, Robert Rozhdestvensky, Andrei Vedsensky and Andrey Vedsensky and Andrei Vedsensky and other cultural figures.

A ceremony to unveil a monument to Prince Vladimir took place on Borovitskaya Square in Moscow, a Meduza correspondent reports from the scene. Russian President Vladimir Putin, Patriarch Kirill and other officials took part in the opening ceremony. In 2014, the Russian Military Historical Society initiated the installation of a monument to Prince Vladimir in Moscow with a height of more than 20 meters.