Secretary of the United Russia General Council and State Duma candidate Sergei Neverov was accused of bribing voters, RBC reports , citing a copy of an appeal from Chelyabinsk resident Alexander Lebedev to the CEC, which is at the disposal of the editors.

The Federal Antimonopoly Service (FAS) of Russia opened a case against the All-Russian State Television and Radio Broadcasting Company for violating the law "On Advertising", according to the agency's website. The TV channel "Russia 1" is suspected of exceeding the volume level of the sound of advertising, announcements, advertising messages and logos.

German Chancellor Angela Merkel, speaking at a campaign rally in East Germany, said that the government is seeking to conclude a deal that will lead to the lifting of sanctions imposed by the European Union on Russia, reports Bloomberg. “We all want good relations with Russia… But we also want Ukrainians to regain access to their border. That is why I expect all parties to compromise,” she said, stressing that many, including her, would like economic sanctions to be lifted from Moscow.

In the village of Miskindzha, Dopuzparinsky district, security forces killed Admir Talibov, a militant of the "southern" bandit group, Interfax reports , citing the press service of the National Anti-Terrorism Committee. On Monday, July 11, the counter-terrorist operation regime was introduced, the security forces blocked Talibov in a residential building. Local residents reported his whereabouts.

US Secretary of State John Kerry will visit Russia for the second time this year, the visit will take place this week, Reuters reports , citing a statement by the US State Department. The State Department report says that during his visit to Moscow, Kerry will discuss Syria, Ukraine and other issues with the Russian side. The Russian Foreign Ministry confirmed the information about the visit. It is noted that the visit will take place on July 14-15.

The leader of the Internet Defense Society (OSI) and an ally of oppositionist Alexei Navalny, Leonid Volkov, has filed an application for a rally against a package of “anti-terrorist” amendments by State Duma deputy Irina Yarovaya and senator Viktor Ozerov, RBC . reports As Volkov said, the rally is scheduled for July 26 near the office of Roskomnadzor, which regulates the Internet industry, on Slavyanskaya Square near the monument to Cyril and Methodius near the Kitai-Gorod metro station.

Deputy Chairman of the Presidential Council for Human Rights (HRC) Yevgeny Bobrov asked the Prosecutor General's Office to check the legality of cutting down trees in Moscow's Kuskovo park, according to the website of the HRC. “The Council is extremely concerned about the situation that has led to a conflict between the residents of Moscow, who are protecting green spaces, and the builders who have begun preparatory work for the construction of the North-Eastern Expressway.

British Home Secretary Theresa May has led the British Conservative Party. The head of the party committee, Graham Brady, announced that the decision came into force immediately, reports the Independent. May has said she will show strong leadership in times of political uncertainty and vowed to make the outcome of Brexit a success. “We need a strong new vision for the future for our country, a vision for a country that is not just for a privileged minority, but for everyone else,” May said.

In Kurgan, a man bought 45 trolleybuses from the authorities and put them up for sale on Avito, reports . RIA Novosti “I bought at the end of last week 45 trolleybuses put up for sale by the municipal authorities for 3.8 million rubles. It's a pity if the transport goes to scrap. There are trolleybuses on the move, there are no. Now I'm selling.

The head of Rosobrnadzor, Sergei Kravtsov, speaking on the Russia-24 TV channel, said that the budget costs per USE participant amounted to about 200 rubles. This is the lowest price in the world, according to TASS . “The total cost of the entire exam is about 200 rubles per person, taking into account 4 million person-exams,” he stressed. At the same time, Kravtsov added: “The cost of developing examination materials is about 50 million rubles.

The Accounts Chamber found violations in the work of the Ministry of Telecom and Mass Communications during the creation and development of "electronic government", says . the department's report As the Accounts Chamber concluded, government contracts concluded between the Ministry of Telecom and Mass Communications and Rostelecom (the contractor for the operation and development of e-government) were overstated.

Journalist and human rights activist Maxim Shevchenko will run for the State Duma in the southern single-mandate district of Dagestan, reports , citing the journalist's statement. Dozhd TV channel According to Shevchenko, the southern district, in which he is nominated, is "the most difficult region" in Dagestan and one of the most difficult districts in Russia. “There is legal arbitrariness there,” he said, adding that there have been recent terrorist threats in the region.

Nikita Belykh continues to starve in a pre -trial detention center Photo: Evgeny Feldman / "New Gazeta" A resident of the Kirov region asked me, as a member of the Moscow ONK, with a request to visit Nikita Belykh in the Lefortovo pre -trial detention center.

Businessman Sergei Polonsky, who is accused of fraud, immediately after the wedding with Olga Deripasko was transferred from the pre-trial detention center to a punishment cell for swearing. He spoke about this in his letter, the text of which was published on his Facebook page. According to Polonsky, he and his wife were given "only an hour of meeting", although "according to the law, it is up to three hours." An hour later, a “guard ran in” to them, and the meeting ended.

British Prime Minister David Cameron said that on Wednesday, July 13, he will sign a letter of resignation and leave his office in the evening, reports . BBC Cameron also added that Home Secretary Theresa May will become the new Prime Minister of Great Britain after he leaves office. “She is strong, she is competent, she is more than capable of being the leader Britain needs in the coming years and she will have my full support,” Cameron said.