Maryana Torocheshnikova: With me in the studio, guests, already familiar to our listeners in one of the past programs, are lawyers of the Bureau "Legal Protection" Artem Sidorov and Anton Yezhov. And today's transfer will be completely devoted to mortgage lending issues. We will talk about how to correctly draw up a mortgage, so that, as they say, "it is not painful pain." A mortgage is a rather new type of lending for Russia, and in general, while few people understand what it really is.

Police officers are not involved in the attack on the Moscow student of Herman Galdetskiy, who collected information about the illegal actions of police officers in the subway, says the Central Internal Affairs Directorate of the capital, referring to the investigation. Law enforcement agencies say that collected evidence will allow the attackers to find. Now Herman Galdetsky is in the hospital in critical condition.

Foreign Ministers of the European Union discuss the EU Constitution at a meeting in Luxembourg. Ireland, presiding in the European Union, is trying, according to her, everything in order to resolve the disagreements on the draft constitution to the summit planned in mid -June. The results of the referendum in Cyprus are also discussed. After the refusal of the Greeks-Kipriots to support the UN plan to reunite the island, on May 1, only the Greek Republic of Cyprus will join the European Union.

In Tbilisi, the son -in -law of the former President of Georgia Eduard Shevardnadze - the president of the Magtik Magtic mobile communications, George Jokhtababeridze, accused of non -payment of taxes. According to the Georgian authorities, he was released after his wife, Manana Shevardnadze, transferred $ 15 and a half million dollars to the state budget. According to Georgian President Mikhail Saakashvili, these funds will be used to pay off wages and pensions arrears.

NATO leaders visit Kabul - for the first time after eight months ago, the North Atlantic Union took responsibility for ensuring stability and security in Afghanistan. In Kabul are members of the NATO Permanent Council, responsible for the adoption of a particular decision of the Union. Details of the dislocation of peacekeepers outside Kabul are discussed - on the eve of the universal elections planned in the country in the fall.

The entertainment complex of the Moscow water park in Yasenevo, where a disaster took place in February, which claimed the lives of 28 people, on May 1 will resume work, ”said Oleg Marusev’s spokesman for the complex. According to him, the Transvaal Park began to receive visitors three weeks after the collapse of the roof.

The Tver court of Moscow today partially satisfied the lawsuit of Lyudmila Alexandrova, a woman who lost her son during the Dubrovka terrorist attack. The judges refused to satisfy the main requirement of the victim - to compensate her with moral damage in the amount of 500 thousand dollars. The Moscow government will pay a woman only 13 and a half thousand rubles as compensation for material damage. Another 750 rubles a month will receive Aleksandrova for life.

In the Shali district of Chechnya, an employee of the Ministry of Internal Affairs was killed today. Two suspects of murder were detained. Not far from the village of Nicky-Khita, a Russian soldier was wounded in a battle with the Mujahideen. According to the military, two attackers were killed. Over the past day, three teenagers died in the Chechnya during explosions. Two - near Gudermes, a shell exploded in their hands.

Anna Kachkaeva: In April, television fell ill with nostalgia. Documentary and art projects about the glorious past were found on almost each of the national channels. The television journal "Fitil" and the documentary epic about sociological mythologems, the films of Lisa leaf and Alexei Kondulukov on "Russia", the series "MUR is Moore" and films of the best reporters of the channel on NTV, "The blind" Oleg Poptsov on Twets, the cycles of famous people of the Soviet era - almost everywhere.

The third stage of the parliamentary elections passing in the eleven states of India is accompanied by acts of violence. In the capital of Kashmir - Srinagare - supporters of the state department from India threw policemen stones. At least six polling stations are fired in Manipur. The victims are not reported. Over 170 million people take part in today's vote. Elections to the lower house of parliament will end on May 10.

In the Iraqi city of El Falluja, eight Iraqis and US soldiers were killed in the battle between the coalition forces and the Sunni rebels. Eight soldiers were injured. According to the American command, the rapid response forces struck the mosque, from where fire was opened on the coalition forces. In Baghdad, two American soldiers died and five were injured as a result of an explosion in the building where a raid was held in search of chemicals. Eight civilians were also injured.

The doctors of the Royal College, together with the German colleagues, found that the respiratory virus that causes ordinary cold could remain in the human body in a hidden form and have a negative effect on health. By this, it resembles immunodeficiency viruses, herpes and some types of hepatitis. In an experiment on mice, viral RNA was found in the lung tissues 100 days after infection.

The International Red Cross appealed to the world community with a request to allocate more than a million dollars to help victims in a disaster at the North Korean railway station Renchon. According to the Red Cross, up to 10 thousand people need help. According to the DPRK authorities, more than 160 people were killed in an explosion at the station on Thursday and about a thousand three hundred were injured. Foreign experts believe that there are many more victims.

After the withdrawal of the Spanish contingent from Iraq, American troops will take control of two out of five provinces, where international forces are now located under the command of Poland. Polish television reported that Warsaw intends to reduce her contingent in Iraq from ten to six and a half thousand soldiers. In Baghdad, a building was undermined today, where US troops held a raid. At least one soldier and several Iraqis were wounded.

Russian President Vladimir Putin sent to the State Duma an opinion on the draft Federal Law on Meetings and Raits. The conclusion says that a number of provisions of the bill need to be finalized, but in general the concept of the law is not objection - the editorial office of Putin, in particular, has been preserved, a ban on public events near the residence of the president, courts and prisons.