British police officer Nick Bailey, injured in the assassination attempt on the Skripals, gave the first interview after the poisoning. In it, Bailey said that he had lost all his property due to infection with Novichok. According to Bailey, he somehow came into contact with "Novichok" while examining the Skripals' house. A few hours later, the policeman felt unwell and was taken to the hospital.

Facebook Vice President of Communications and Policy Elliot Schrage, who previously announced his intention to leave his post, took responsibility for cooperation with the consulting company Definers, which published negative articles about Facebook's competitors and critics. Schrage's statement was published on the social network's corporate website.

Former head of the Central Sports Club of the Army (CSKA) Mikhail Baryshev has been detained in Moscow. This was reported by TASS and Interfax, citing sources. According to TASS, Baryshev was detained in connection with a case of embezzlement at CSKA, in which his former subordinates are involved. An RBK source reported that Baryshev is suspected of three episodes of receiving bribes totaling more than 20 million rubles; the bribes are related to the World Military Games held in Sochi in 2017.

Updated . According to the protocol for refusing a medical examination, Husky received three days of arrest, said the rapper's lawyer Alexei Avanesyan. According to him, this term will be absorbed by the term of arrest for petty hooliganism. In total, Husky will spend 12 days in custody. A court in Krasnodar acquitted Husky on one of the three administrative protocols drawn up against the rapper, Mediazona reports.

Husky (Dmitry Kuznetsov) was arrested for 12 days. The rapper was detained in Krasnodar in the evening of November 21. He performed from the roof of the car in front of the audience, who were not allowed into his concert in one of the local clubs. Three administrative protocols were drawn up for the musician. Sources reported that the Husky also opened a criminal case for damage to property (car), but his lawyers did not confirm this.

US President Donald Trump has authorized military personnel on the border with Mexico, if necessary, to shoot to kill a caravan of migrants, which is moving from Central America to the US border. “I hope they don’t have to [shoot to kill], but I have no choice because we are dealing with violent people,” Trump was quoted by the Associated Press as saying.

Husky sits on a bench surrounded by a convoy - he smiles and shows his director a "goat". The musician is accused of organizing a "mass simultaneous stay of citizens", petty hooliganism and refusing to undergo a medical examination. He does not admit guilt - he says that he climbed into a car at the Bounce club to perform songs, because he realized that it would not work to give a concert; three minutes later he was removed from the car by the police.

The Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine has previously supported the draft law on amending the Constitution of the country. This is reported by the publication "112 Ukraine". The bill proposes to introduce into the Constitution the wording about the "European identity of the Ukrainian people", as well as to include in the powers of the Verkhovna Rada the implementation of the course for Ukraine's accession to the European Union and NATO.

The Supreme Court of Russia has recognized as legal the demolition of five-story buildings in the Moscow district of Kuntsevo and the construction of a new residential complex in their place, Interfax reports. 42 residents of Kuntsevo appealed to the Supreme Court with a demand to stop the reconstruction in Kuntsevo. Their appeal was dismissed. The Moscow authorities have given permission for the reconstruction of two quarters in Kuntsevo.

The Federal Security Service (FSB) announced the prevention of a number of attacks in schools after the massacre at a Kerch college, Interfax writes. “Unfortunately, I must state that this case in Kerch really made a splash. In October alone, we prevented a number of attacks on schools,” said FSB spokesman Sergei Yegorov, speaking at the Federation Council. He did not specify exactly how many attacks were prevented. The massacre at the Kerch Polytechnic College took place on October 17.

Deputies introduced three bills to the State Duma, tightening the conditions of detention for those convicted under certain “terrorist” articles of the Criminal Code and those who received a sentence under a “regular” article, but in prison promoted radical views. According to the deputies, it turns out that according to the new laws, all those convicted of terrorism and “ideologists” will be kept in separate prisons.

A criminal case has been initiated against tire manufacturer Bridgestone for evading customs payments, Alina Schmidt, spokeswoman for the Baltic Customs, told RBC. Who exactly is the defendant in the case is not specified. According to Schmidt, as part of the case, customs officers raided Bridgestone's offices in Moscow, St. Petersburg and Ulyanovsk. Earlier, RBC reported that the searches took place on November 20.

The real name of Vladimir Popov, accused of attempting to organize a coup in Montenegro, is Vladimir Moiseyev, and he is a GRU officer, Bellingcat and The Insider have discovered. In 2006-2009, Moiseyev trained in military unit 48427 in Moscow, which belongs to the GRU special forces. Nikita Minin, who is involved in the case of the attempted change of power in Montenegro, served in the same unit. Minin, the authors of the investigation point out, uses his real last name.

In 2016, 11-year-old Sandra Parks wrote an essay about the inadmissibility of violence. The essay won third place in her school district's annual Martin Luther King competition in Milwaukee. In November 2018, Sandra Parks was the victim of a street shootout. Apparently, the criminals did not want to shoot at Sandra Parks. During the shootout, she was sitting in her bedroom watching TV. An accidental bullet hit her in the chest, the wound was fatal.

Aeroflot has refused to return the chairman of the board of the charity foundation "Nuzhna Pomosh" (Need Help), journalist Mitya Aleshkovsky, the status of a platinum passenger in the program "Aeroflot Bonus" . Aeroflot press secretary Maxim Fetisov told the radio station "Govorit Moskva" about this. Aleshkovsky lost his Aeroflot Bonus account after a post about banning airline employees from using smartphones in offices.