Your Browser Does Not Support the Audio Element. What is happening outside the walls of closed boarding schools? Alexey Ponomarev and Evgeny Berg are discussing the history of the rape of pupils of the orphanage in the Chelyabinsk region. Berg shares his impressions directly from the scene, talks about communicating with employees of the orphanage and foster parents of injured children.

Hundreds of fans of the Moscow Spartak arrived for the match for the right to enter the 1/8 finals of the European League in Bilbao. Before the game, the Spanish media wrote that the Russian club mainly supported the ultra -right, after which the fans of the local Athletics arranged a march against Spartak fans. Before the match on the streets, riots began.

The first, most popular video surfaced on February 16, featuring an average Russian guy waking up in a country beset by gays and black soldiers A video encouraging people to vote in the presidential election started spreading on YouTube and other social media on February 16. The three-minute clip’s star is played by Sergey Burunov, whom Russians know from the sketch-comedy show Bolshaya Raznitsa , the TV series A Policeman From Rublyovka , and the film Posledny Bogatyr .

Electronic musician Johns Hopkins has published a new, as yet untitled track from the new album. A clip has already been filmed for the song. Hopkins himself recommends listening to the track with headphones and watching the video in high quality and in full screen. Jon Hopkins 'Trailer 2018' I'm so happy to share some brand new music with you.

British actor and TV presenter Stephen Fry has revealed that he has undergone surgery to remove prostate cancer. According to Fry, the tumor was discovered by accident when he went to the doctor to get a flu shot. Fry was asked to undergo a routine examination. He agreed and passed the tests. A few days later, the doctor called Fry and said that the analysis revealed an increased content of prostate-specific antigen - a marker that allows you to identify diseases of the prostate.

In Belgorod, the concert of the Ukrainian group Vulgar Molly, scheduled at the Soda club on February 22, has been canceled. According to the organizers of the event, they were repeatedly informed by the mayor's office that the concert should be cancelled. The decision to cancel the concert was made after the musicians arrived in Belgorod. Instead of a concert, it was first decided to hold a meeting with the musicians, but then it was also canceled.

Canada's ice hockey team lost 3-4 to Germany in the semi-finals at the Pyeongchang Olympics. Germany in the final will meet with the Russian team, which earlier on February 23 beat the Czech Republic with a score of 3:0. The first period ended with the score 1:0 in favor of Germany. In the second period, the Germans scored three more goals, preventing Canada from significantly closing the gap.

In St. Petersburg, a action against a police violence was held at the police department in the Nevsky district, writes Paper. At the entrance to the building, flowers were laid in memory of Rustama Klychev, who died in this branch, and one of the participants in the action stood in a single picket with a poster of the “killer”. The action took place the day after it became known about the death of 34-year-old Klychev. Any reaction of law enforcement agencies to the action is not reported.

OURIA TADMOR / EILAT MAZAR Printing King Hezekia Archaeologist Eilat Mazar has been excavating in Jerusalem for many years and made several important discoveries. In 2009, during excavations on Mount Ofel, which adjoins the temple grief, among a heap of ancient garbage archaeologists found 34 bulls - these are very small clay suspension seals. Researchers say that the age of these seals is about 2700 years, that is, their owners lived in the VIII century BC.

Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein issued an apology to actresses Meryl Streep and Jennifer Lawrence through his representatives. The apology stems from the use of words spoken by Streep and Lawrence, Weinstein's lawyers, as an argument in their client's defense. We are talking about a class action lawsuit about sexual harassment, which Weinstein's lawyers oppose. On Tuesday, February 20, they filed a petition to close the lawsuit.

The Chechen Attorney General’s Office says it’s unaware of any public threats against the Novaya Gazeta or Ekho Moskvy journalists who reported the mass detention and torture of local gay men. According to Anastasia Kovalevskaya, a representative for Amnesty International, Chechen prosecutors recently closed their investigation into alleged threats against the reporters who broke the “gay prison camps” story.

“Yandex Zen,” a “personal recommendations service” created by Yandex with tens of millions of users, has refused to block a channel operated by Mikhail Khodorkovsky’s MBKh Media . “The law doesn’t require [online] services to participate in the blocking process. We have to notify the owner of the channel, and that’s what we’ve done. We see no grounds for other actions on our part,” Yandex said in a press statement.

The deputy speaker of the State Duma, Igor Lebedev, announced on Friday that his party, LDPR, wants journalists at the independent TV station Dozhd stripped of their accreditation for reporting anonymous allegations that that LDPR deputy Leonid Slutsky sexually harassed two journalists working at the State Duma. Lebedev claims that the accusations against his colleague are “a violation of ethics and criminal law, and an insult.” He did not name the specific reporters he wants punished.

Move over Alexander Krushelnitckii, you’re not the only Russian Olympian caught doping in South Korea. Bobsledder Nadezhda Sergeeva reportedly tested positive for a banned substance on February 18, though Alexander Zubkov, the president of Russia’s Bobsledding and Skeleton Federation, hasn't said what drug exactly was found in Sergeeva’s urine. According to the website Sport-Express , it was some kind of heart-related drug. Whatever it was, it didn’t help: Sergeeva finished twelfth.

The Washington Post reported on Thursday that a U.S. intelligence agency intercepted Russian communications revealing that Evgeny Prigozhin was “personally involved in planning” the attack that provoked a deadly U.S. airstrike on February 7 against pro-regime ground forces in Syria near Deir al-Zour.