In Moscow, the night work of catering establishments was allowed. In St. Petersburg, according to Fontanka, they also discuss the mitigation of restrictions, but others. From January 27, bars, restaurants and entertainment institutions in Moscow will be able to work around the clock, said the mayor of the capital Sergei Sobyanin. Before there, as in St. Petersburg, a ban on work from 23 to 6 hours was in force.

A huge 300-year-old oak, growing on Elagin Island, was recognized as a monument to the living nature of all-Russian significance. "Paper" shows how one of the oldest trees in St. Petersburg looks at different times of the year. “Paper” told who and how was fighting for the preservation of trees in St. Petersburg and why there is so little greenery in the city.

The artist from St. Petersburg Duran published a comic book about a waiter who got a job at Putin's Palace . The main character needs to reach the hookah past aquadiscopet and mud warehouse, but this is interfering with a “useless zone”. According to the Media Law, “Paper” is obliged to report that the FBK was recognized as a foreign agent.

In St. Petersburg in the courtyard of the Faculty of Philology of St. Petersburg State University, at the request of the prosecutor's office, a bust of the orientalist Ahmet-Zaki Validi Tugan was dismantled. It is reported by Fontanka. According to the “paper” in the press service of the university, in 2007, at the request of the leadership of Bashkortostan, St. Petersburg State University approved the installation of a bust of Validi in the courtyard of the Faculty of Philology.

Margarita Yudina, who, on a protest on January 23 in St. Petersburg, hit the policeman with his foot in the stomach, helped to close two loans. This was announced on Twitter by one of the organizers of the fee - deputy of the Okkerville MO Kirill Volkov. Volkov wrote that in 24 hours it was possible to collect 166,734 rubles. Municipal deputies Alexei Izotov and Kirill Volkov announced open fundraising at 11 a.m.

The incidence of coronavirus in St. Petersburg decreases. This is confirmed by the data of the Government site "Stopkoronavirus" and alternative statistics . According to Stopkoronavirus, on January 24, 2929 new cases of infection with coronavirus were recorded in St. Petersburg, and on January 25, 26 and 27, 2116, 1510 and 1813 diseases were recorded, respectively. In alternative statistics, on January 24, 725 diseases were recorded, and on the 26th-2928. Data for January 25 and 27 is not.

Where else can you listen to the podcast: Apple Podcasts , Google Podcasts , VKontakte , Yandex.Musica , Castbox , Spotify In this issue On the day of the liberation of Leningrad from the blockade, employees of the Paper telling the stories of their grandparents, whom the war found in the city. How did they go through hunger and bombing and what did they remember about this time after?

In the center of St. Petersburg, the action “900 days and nights” was held in memory of the blockade. In the courtyard, the chapels showed military equipment, weapons, as well as the things of soldiers who were discovered during search expeditions. The facades also showed footage of military newsreels. In honor of the 77th anniversary of the removal of the blockade, the torches of the Rostral columns lit up, and the palace bridge was illuminated by olive and green colors.

The FSB and the FSO answered questions caused by the investigation of Alexei Navalny about the Palace of Putin. The FSB said that the useless zone in the area of ​​Cape Idokopos was established by order of the Ministry of Transport only last summer - July 24, 2020. This was done “in the interests of border security”, the department’s response to the request “RBC” said . In the investigation of Navalny, it was said that the baseless zone has been operating since 2011.

In St. Petersburg, according to the results of the mass protest, on January 23, a criminal case was opened on the blocking of roads (part 1 of Article 267 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation). According to the police, the “group of citizens” reached the roadway of Malaya Morskaya Street and posed a threat to the safety of other Petersburgers, and forced drivers to “use dangerous maneuvers”. This is one of the first cases under the criminal article after amending it.

Due to the plus temperature, a giant puddle formed at the Smolny Cathedral in St. Petersburg. On the evening of January 26, she was photographed by the chief editor of “Paper” Alexander Sharmorodskaya. The day before, on January 25, the city recorded the repetition of the 2002 temperature record. The air warmed up to +4 degrees.

Professor SPbGEU Vladimir Matveev threatens the dismissal from St. Petersburg, due to the fact that he had previously denied the reality of the Holocaust at the webinar for teachers of the Leningrad region. This was reported by the Radio "Speak Moscow" with reference to the rector of the university Igor Maximtsev. SPbGEU analyzes the situation with Matveev, the rector personally is engaged in checking.

In St. Petersburg, law enforcement officers interview students who took part in the shares in support of Alexei Navalny and against the current government. This was reported by Kommersant with reference to the parents of the detainees, as well as the lawyers of the "protest apology" and "human rights cards" who represent the interests of schoolchildren. This was also announced on his Twitter by journalist Arseniy Vesnin, who was detained at a rally on January 23.

On the embankment of the Griboedov channel, 5 began the work of Prosa Breakfast Bar - with breakfast, which are served all day, the creators of the institution Ksenia Kovalevskaya and Andrey Karelsky told Paper . The kitchen is led by the chef Vladislav Avramchik, who has trained in several Michelin restaurants abroad. The chef built a menu around the classic breakfast with copyright accents: for example, to the scramble he adds to Asian motives in the form of sauce and seasonings.

On the protest campaign on January 23 in St. Petersburg, according to the latest data from the OTD-Info, more than 570 people were detained. Many complained about cruelty from law enforcement officers - people were beaten with batons, one of the participants in the rally, the policeman hit his stomach. “Paper” spoke with four victims at a rally, including journalists. "Paper" did not receive a commentary on the Ministry of Internal Affairs about tough detentions.