Irina Yasina tests Tverskaya Street for accessibility for the disabled. Several dozen people took part in the wheelchair run from the Mayakovskaya metro station to the monument to Yuri Dolgoruky. http://youtu.be/dWwiod5zVbc Original

We left our blog-test a little later than the appointed time, but, as it turned out, non-measured. I just didn’t really want to be late, since the excursion schedule was quite dense and I wanted to see everything. The fun began. Everyone joked, laughed and wrote on Twitter. After half an hour, our hash -tag (#Bloghipstavnovovgorod) was already in Twitter's trends - this is success. One curtains on the bus got so much ... It turned out that Alexander @atsypkin specially hung them.

So, Novosibirsk marched off. 250 people, no one was detained, there were no provocations.

There is an agreement with Leonid Kovyazin’s lawyer Ruslan Chanidze that during the consideration of the complaint against the decision of the Basmanny Court to take our prisoner into custody, he will file a petition for his release on bail.

A protocol has been drawn up against the man who poured ink on the icon in the Cathedral of Christ the Savior under the Code of Administrative Offenses article “Disobedience to a lawful order of a law enforcement officer,” Interfax reports. 62-year-old Yuri Piotrovsky was sent for a medical examination, where he will be examined by a narcologist and a psychiatrist. The man stated that he was registered at a psychoneurological dispensary. According to available data, Piotrovsky is a native of St.

The representative of the new wave of American street art, Kendal Henry, stopped by in Kirov for the opening of the corresponding exhibition, not only met with the natives, but also invited them to take part in the creation of a PA gallery on Spasskaya Street, in front of the theater. All this happened on September 13... 1. The construction of the Dymkovo figures took place in the basement of the Herzen Library. The very thing that aroused a lot of suspicion among critics of the new building.

The case of the Voronezh Anti-Corruption Network Office on cases of citizens recording illegal parking of cars took an unexpected turn. As part of the first street check by a group of citizens concerned about the insufficient development of transport infrastructure in the city, a car with a special pass was found in the middle of the sidewalk, which read: “Internal Security Department No. 007.” This incident was recorded in an act, and a complaint was sent to the traffic police.

The Russian Prosecutor General's Office intends to achieve a ban on the distribution in the Russian Federation of the scandalous anti-Islamic film "The Innocence of Muslims", which caused riots in many countries of the world.

A four-month-old girl was admitted to a Novokuznetsk hospital after being attacked by a pet ferret, which bit off two of the baby’s fingers, a source in the city’s ambulance service told Interfax on Monday, September 17. The incident occurred on Saturday afternoon in one of the houses in the Kuibyshevsky district of the city, where the victim’s family arrived from Prokopyevsk. “While the parents were outside, the child was attacked by a domestic ferret.

The registration of candidates for the Constitutional Court has only just ended, and the division of the skin of the “unkilled bear cub” is already beginning. Oleg Lurie offers Boris Nemtsov some kind of debate. “Terrorists have hijacked the plane, and the fellow sufferers are starting a discussion about how they see the landing.” My colleagues are already starting to question me as a registered candidate for the Constitutional Court: “How do you see him? Maybe let’s create a work bureau?

Participants in the “March of Millions” protest action in Volgograd on Saturday, September 15, demanded the resignation of President Putin and Governor Bozhenov , city and regional deputies and the holding of early elections of all branches of government, the Caucasian Knot reports. The "March of Millions" took place in the center of Volgograd - from the intersection of Port Said Street with Lenin Avenue to Lenin Square.

Over the past year, Muscovites have become accustomed to the fact that at times their city resembles a besieged fortress. Streets blocked by trucks, countless rows of riot police in impenetrable space suits, helicopters patrolling over the city... Who is this large and well-equipped army fighting against? Well, in addition to outright police and judicial lawlessness, the government also uses guerrilla tactics, sending liberals loyal to it to the rear of the opposition.

It was decided to withdraw the scandalous “encyclopedia about sex” for children from sale, said Svetlana Sokolova, the official representative of the AST publishing house. In an interview with the Russian News Service radio station on Monday, she explained that the management of the publishing house, in accordance with the new federal law, decided to stop reprinting Valeria Fadeeva’s book “How My Body Is Growing Up,” released in 2011.

Two training helicopters collided in the Omsk region, two people were injured, a source in the West Siberian Interterritorial Air Transport Administration told Interfax. At about 15.05 local time at the Kalachinsk airfield near Omsk, during landing after a training flight, the Mi-8 helicopter collided with a similar helicopter performing a hovering maneuver in the air. As a result of the incident, both cars fell to the ground from a height of 3-5 meters.

The prosecutor of the city of Krasnodar, Dmitry Lopatkin, died in an accident, a source in law enforcement agencies told the Interfax agency. A foreign car driving out of a secondary road crashed into the car in which Krasnodar prosecutor Dmitry Lopatkin was traveling on the Krymsk-Abinsk highway. After the collision, the car with the prosecutor crashed into a bus stop. He died from his injuries. A woman traveling with him was also injured. The source explained that these data are preliminary.