British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has unveiled the government's plan to gradually lift restrictions imposed amid the spread of the coronavirus in the country. This is reported by The Guardian, citing Johnson's statement. “The end is really near. A terrible year will give way to spring and summer, which will be incomparably better than the picture that we see around us today,” the Prime Minister said. According to the plan, restrictions will be lifted in four stages.

In Moscow, Gleb Maryasov, a member of the Libertarian Party of Russia, was detained and taken to the Main Investigation Department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs. He will be interrogated in a criminal case on blocking roads at a protest action on January 23 (Article 267 of the Criminal Code), reports . OVD-Info "Civil Society" reports that Maryasov was detained immediately after leaving the detention center.

The Just Russia party officially merged with the Patriots of Russia and For Truth parties. The delegates of the party congress unanimously voted in favor of changing the name, TASS reports . Now the united party is called "Fair Russia - Patriots - For Truth" (in the abbreviated version - "Fair Russia - For Truth"), said party chairman Sergei Mironov. Gennady Semigin, leader of the Patriots of Russia, and Zakhar Prilepin, head of the For Truth party, were appointed co-chairs.

On the birthday of Lisa Glinka, the combined team of volunteers of the fund went to the Yaroslavl station Photo: Victoria Odissonova / "New" On February 20, Elizabeth Glinka would have turned 59 years old. She actually created an ideal volunteer model from her own life. Dr. Lisa helped everyone at all. Therefore, the fund was called "fair help." One of the directions is work with homeless: distribution of things, food, help in restoring documents, medicine - and funeral.

The French electronic duet Daft Punk announced decay. The group of the group Katherine Fraser confirmed this information PitchFork. The musicians published a video called "Epilogue" on their YouTube channel. This is a fragment from the 2006 feature film “Electromoma”, shot by Daft Punk, about two robots who are trying to become people. To the eight-minute episode, the group added a frame with the inscription "1993-2021", indicating the years of the existence of a duet.

Novoshakhtinsky refinery is going to challenge Ukrainian sanctions imposed on him Novoshakhtinsky oil products plant The enterprise denies cooperation with the territories of Donetsk and Lugansk regions uncontrolled by Kyiv. Novoshakhtinsky oil products plant (Rostov Region) intends to appeal the sanctions imposed by the President of Ukraine. This is stated in an official statement published on the company's website.

British Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab will call on the United Nations (UN) to respond and take action against the "systematic" violation of human rights in Russia and Belarus. This is reported by Bloomberg and RIA Novosti with reference to excerpts from the future speech of the British Foreign Minister at the opening session of the UN Human Rights Council.

Ukraine imposed sanctions against Medvedchuk, his wife and several other citizens of the Russian Federation and Ukraine, as well as a number of Russian companies. Next in line - others Photo: Alexey Druzhinin / TASS ... not a drop of information leakage: what a summons, what to wait?

What the New Russian Drug Policy Is: A Podcast LISTEN WHERE YOU ARE CONVENIENT &NBSP Apple Podcasts || Google Podcasts || Yandex.Music || VK Podcasts In November 2020, President Vladimir Putin approved the strategy of the state anti-drug policy until 2030.

Actress Ekaterina Gradova, known in the role of radio operator Kat in the film “Seventeen Moments of Spring”, died in the 75th year of her life. This was reported by TASS with reference to the director of the guild of actors of the Union of Cinematographers of Russia Valery Gushchin. “Ekaterina Gradova died. We are very upset, this is a very big loss, ”Gushchina said. Ekaterina Gradova.

The Russian Ministry of Justice has asked the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) to review the demand for the immediate release of politician Alexei Navalny. It is reported by "RIA Novosti" with reference to the press service of the court. The Ministry of Justice said in a statement that the complaint by Navalny's lawyers, in which the court requested interim measures, is "unacceptable." The ministry asked the ECtHR to review the demand for the politician's release on February 20.

In Sweden, a 47-year-old resident of Gothenburg was charged with spying for Russia. This is reported by SVT with reference to the prosecutor and the lawyer of the accused. The prosecutor said the Swede handed over, for a fee, materials belonging to Volvo Cars in Gothenburg and Scania CV in Södertälje, where the man worked as a consultant. The accused was arrested in February 2019.

Like vaccinated, hare ears grew up, and the tram of electricity dented - the results of the round table of the "leading" Russian experts Photo: Svetlana Vidanova / "New Gazeta" On February 2, a round table on the topic “All -Russian vaccination or threat of national security” was held in Moscow in the Metropol Hotel, on which eminent guests - from doctors to molecular biologists - discussed the livestock problem.

The Arkhangelsk Regional Court arrested Nadezhda Pinigina, CEO of Territorial Generating Company No. 2 (TGC-2), for two months in a case of economic crimes and tax evasion. It is reported by TASS with reference to the court decision.

In Russia, 12,604 new cases of COVID-19 have been detected over the past day, according to the infection control headquarters. A day earlier, on February 21, 12,742 new cases of COVID-19 were detected throughout the country in a day. In Moscow, 1,723 new cases of COVID-19 infection were detected over the past day, which is 161 more than the day before. In St.