Photo: Sergey Brovko/Kommersant Hearings of the Kirovles case continue in the Leninsky Court of Kirov. On Tuesday the last “technical” volumes of the case were read. PublicPost broadcast the thirteenth day of the trial. 15:28 Daniil Kolomiychuk/PublicPost Despite all the defense's arguments, the judge announces a break until 10:30 on June 13. 15:26 Maria Eismont/PublicPost The defense is ready to move on to presenting evidence at the next hearing.

The State Duma approved in the second and third readings the law on criminal liability for insulting the feelings of believers. The maximum penalty for this is three years in prison. Deputies adopted a new version of Article 148 of the Criminal Code - on liability for obstructing the exercise of the right to freedom of conscience and religion.

The Public Television of Russia is going to install a monument to pop singer Stas Mikhailov in Sochi, and fundraising is already underway for this purpose, reports Yuga.Ru. The “Social Network” program, which airs on the “Public Television of Russia” (OTR), is looking for money for a bronze monument to the star of the Russian chanson through the Boomstarter website. OTR explained that the story with the monument arose as part of the preparation of the plot.

NTV responded to accusations from the publisher of Forbes, Axel Springer Russia, of deliberately undermining the authority of the publication. The scandal was associated with a TV channel story about an allegedly false interview published in Forbes as an advertisement.

In the Stavropol Territory, a cyclist hit two sisters, one of them died, the second was taken to the hospital. Last Saturday evening, at about 6:30 p.m., on the health path in the Bishop's Dacha park, an unknown cyclist at high speed ran over two sisters who were taking a walk, reports the press service of the Stavropol Territory prosecutor's office. One of the women suffered a closed head injury and died in the ambulance on the way to the hospital.

More than 300 people gathered near the State Duma building, where two bills will be considered today - against “homosexual propaganda” and on protecting the feelings of believers, a PublicPost correspondent reports. By 11:00, opponents of LGBT people had gathered at the State Duma - about 300 people with posters. On the social network VKontakte they gathered participants for this action, and they promised to pay 300 rubles to everyone who came .

Photo: Reuters The 24th WWDC developer conference in San Francisco opened with the traditional presentation of new Apple products. Tickets for the current show sold for $1,500 and sold out within 72 seconds of online sales going live. Photo: Reuters Apple CEO Tim Cook began his speech with this fact.

Officials and security forces in Russia are most afraid of the arbitrariness of the authorities and lawlessness. This was reported by the Vedomosti newspaper with reference to a study by the Levada Center . Other Russians are more afraid of war, and then of tyranny and lawlessness. The global conflict frightens every fourth Russian. Every fourth woman and every fifth man experiences fear of death.

Photo: Reuters The State Duma almost unanimously adopted a bill on the “prohibition of propaganda of non-traditional sexual relationships”; in the first reading, the bill included “homosexuality.” In the second and third readings, only one deputy abstained from voting (at the time of writing, the roll-call voting results were not available).

In Gelendzhik, cyclists were temporarily banned from riding along the embankment in the evenings. “Since June 6, 2013, a bicycle limit has been established on the embankment of the city of Gelendzhik from 19:00 to 06:00,” reports the press service of the mayor’s office. The ban is due to numerous complaints from residents and guests of the resort about injuries caused by mass cycling on the embankment, the statement said.

Members of the public monitoring commission in the Perm Territory, who visited colony N28, where convicted Pussy Riot member Maria Alekhina is serving her sentence, came to the conclusion that the girl’s complaints about the tightening of the regime are not confirmed.

It's good that we left early. Driving around the mountains under the fierce midday July sun in a car without air conditioning is still a pleasure. Besides, the roads are now... A call to a mobile phone, a colleague shouts into the phone: “Where are you? Are you safe? Almost there? And we got stuck here in front of Levashi , the highway is blocked, something happened in Gergebil .” Aishat. Photo: Ruslan Alibekov And we do. Almost there.

Photo: Alexander Kryazhev/RIA Novosti In Dagestan, parents of graduates complain that the Unified State Examination results in the Russian language were deliberately lowered by members of the examination commissions on the orders of the republic’s leadership. According to them, this is being done to ensure that Dagestan does not again appear in the scandal surrounding unusually high Unified State Examination results.

The State Duma adopted in the second and immediately in the third, final readings a law on fines for “propaganda of non-traditional sexual relations” among minors. 436 deputies voted in favor, one abstained. Deputies amended and supplemented the federal law “On the protection of children from information harmful to their health and development,” as well as certain legislative acts. The term “homosexuality” has disappeared from the anti-LGBT bill.