Savarbek Shadiev, chief of staff of the Ministry of Internal Affairs for the region, was detained in Ingushetia. This was reported to Interfax by the press service of the Ministry of Internal Affairs for Ingushetia. The detention was carried out by employees of the internal security units of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ingushetia and the republican department of the FSB. Shadiev is suspected of fraud.

The Department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs for the Krasnodar Territory refused to accept money from the rapper Husky to buy mattresses and pillows for the Ust-Labinsky detention center, where the performer was serving an administrative arrest. This was announced by Husky's lawyer Alexei Avanesyan. "Let them endure" The Central Internal Affairs Directorate of the Krasnodar Territory is unable or unwilling to accept new mattresses and pillows as a gift from the rapper "Husky"...

In the case of arson of a 15-year-old teenager in Moscow, two minors were arrested. Snob writes about this with reference to a source who read the case materials, and a source familiar with the deceased and the suspects. According to Snob, the suspects decided to “teach a lesson” to a friend because they “began to have problems” because of a stolen canister, presumably with gasoline.

Moscow’s Basmanny Court has ordered that Rauf Arashukov, a Russian senator accused of conspiracy and murder, be held in detention for two months. The senator was arrested under dramatic circumstances earlier today. Attorneys for Arashukov asked that he be released on bail for 10 million rubles (just over $150,000) or held under house arrest.

The Basmanny Court of Moscow arrested Senator Rauf Arashukov for two months, accused of participating in a criminal community and organizing murders. The lawyer offered to release Arashukov on bail of up to 10 million rubles or put him under house arrest. The investigator requested that the senator be taken into custody, saying that he could escape to the United Arab Emirates, where he allegedly has a residence permit.

The director of the Lord of the Rings, Peter Jackson, will become the author of the new documentary about how a few months before his breakdown The Beatles recorded the album “Let it be”. This was reported by the official website of the group. The picture will be used 55 hours of film, shot in January 1969. Then The Beatles decided to make a film about working on new songs and for this rehearsed daily in the presence of the crew.

The shooting took place in the city of Bastia on the French island of Corsica. This was announced on Twitter by the local authorities. An unidentified man opened fire on passers-by. The Department of Upper Corsica reports one dead and five injured. Among the injured is a police officer. After the shooting, the perpetrator locked himself in the house where he is believed to live. The police cordoned off the area and began negotiations with the shooter. His motives are unknown.

The pop singer Tim of the Belarusian released the debut album "Your first disk is my cassette." Seven songs were included in the record, almost all are dedicated to love and adolescents. In addition to VKontakte, the release can also be listened to the Boom platform belonging to the social network. Tima of the Belarusian became known in 2018 thanks to the songs “forget-me-not” and “wet crosses”, which now occupy the second and fifth places in the top chart of the Russian iTunes.

Yandex CEO Arkady Volozh announced the creation of a scientific prize named after Ilya Segalovich . This was reported by a Meduza correspondent at the prize presentation. The award will be presented for achievements in five areas: machine learning, computer vision, natural language processing and machine translation, speech recognition and synthesis, information retrieval and data analysis.

The lobbying company Mercury , which helped lift US Treasury sanctions on the En+ group and two other companies of Russian businessman Oleg Deripaska, received almost a million dollars for its services. This was reported by The Bell, citing a contract with Mercury. According to the document, the lobbyists were hired in May 2018 by independent head of the board of directors of En+ Lord Gregory Barker. The firm's fee was $108.5 thousand per month.

14 Rules from the Human Rights Group "Agora" Yury Gubin / Alamy / Vida Press On January 28, Olga Bulaeva, an office manager of the corruption Fund, told how law enforcement officers tried to recruited it. They by force brought her into the utility room of the metro, took the phone and offered to cooperate, promising to help with money and treatment of a sick mother.

The Investigative Committee of Russia plans to detain four heads of gas industry enterprises in the North Caucasus in the case of stealing gas from Gazprom, in which the father of Senator Rauf Arashukov, Raul Arashukov, was detained. One of the suspects is Ruslan Arashukov. He is called the nephew of Raul Arashukov, who, according to the UK, "contributed to the appointment of relatives and acquaintances" to positions in the fuel industry.

In honor of the release of the clip for the song “7 Rings” (“Seven Rings”), American singer Ariana Grande filled a tattoo with Kanji hieroglyphs - “七輪” in her palm. As planned, the inscription should be translated from the Japanese as “seven rings”. But the journalists of the Kotaku site and the fans of the singer noticed that the value of the inscription turned out to be completely different.

Rolf K. Wegst / Imago / EPD / Scanpix / Leta about 400 people gathered in Gisen, demanding the full abolition of Article 219 (A), January 26, 2019. The German government in the coming weeks plans to submit amendments to Article 219 (A) of the Criminal Code. In accordance with this article in Germany, abortion advertising is prohibited. In its current form, the ban was introduced in June 1933, a few months after Adolf Hitler came to power.

A Russian citizen arrested on charges of terrorism after an attack on a woman in Oslo has been sent to a psychiatric clinic. This was reported by the Norwegian TV channel TV 2, citing a Russian lawyer. The accused was hospitalized on 28 January. Doctors suspect he has schizophrenia. Russian lawyer Ula Lunde said he agreed with the transfer of his client under the supervision of psychiatrists. “I have said before that he is ill,” Lunde said.