Irina Lagunina: The British government is trying to regulate migration to the country, both from the European Union and other countries. Not so long ago, a new system was approved for attracting qualified workers and scientists. After entering into force, the new system will replace several different programs and will evaluate the applicants according to the glass system, as is done in some other countries.

The program is conducted by Dmitry Morozov . The Radio Liberty correspondent Viktor Cheretsky takes part . Dmitry Morozov : In the famous university city of Salamanca in the west of Spain, there is a dungeon that has been considered one of the most mysterious and sinister places in the whole country since time immemorial. They even say that Satan himself once lived in him. The so -called "Salamank cave" says Radio Liberty correspondent Viktor Cheretsky.

Dmitry Volchek: The man of the day of Radio Liberty is an American astronomer, professor at the University of Cornell, Stephen Skuayarez, who offered a new hypothesis of life on Mars. The scientific editor of the journal "Around the World" Alexander Sergeyev tells about Professor Skuayres and his research. Alexander Sergeyev: Stephen Skuayarez is one of the leading NASA experts on the study of the solar system.

The Japanese company Unisantis Electronics announced that its new development will increase transistors' performance by ten times. Researchers expect that the concept, called the “three -dimensional transistor”, will solve the problem of heat emission, which has become the main obstacle to the growth of the clock frequency of processors. The frequency of such a transistor will be from 20 to 50 gigaigers. Today, the maximum speed of processors does not exceed 6 gigaigers, reports CNews .

Karen Agamirov: “Russian prisoners are ready for active protests” - this is our current topic. Participants in the transfer: member of the Expert Council of the Commissioner for Human Rights in the Russian Federation Boris Panteleev, president of the legal foundation of the legal basis Alexei Sokolov and lawyer Vladimir Volkov. Everyone has the right to protect against the arbitrariness of the authorities.

US President George Bush said on Tuesday that Iran’s activity in the nuclear region is a threat to the world. Speaking in the White House during a visit to Washington, presidential Italy, Georgio Napolitano, Bush called on Iran to explain the course of nuclear work in the past. In a recent report by the US intelligence services, it was noted that Iran stopped military developments four years ago in the nuclear region.

In Las Vegas, a gangster museum is being built-among them Bugsi, Left and Lansky-thanks to which Las Vegas became the capital of the gambling business of America. The FBI supported this project, and one of the former employees acts as a consultant. The FBI is ready to provide the future museum of photographs, copies of criminal cases, records of overheard telephone conversations and other documents related to the era of organized crime in the 50-70s of the last century.

In the north of the gas sector on Tuesday night, at least 3 Palestinian militants were killed and several more were injured as a result of Israeli air and ground strokes. According to the Israeli military, up to ten tanks were introduced in the framework of the planned anti -terrorist raid on the territory of Gaza.

In the Republic of Bosnian Serbs, the results of the presidential election were summed up. According to the election commission on Monday, the victory was won by the candidate of the Union of Independent Social Democrats Raiko Kuzmanovich. About 42 percent of voters who came to the polls voted for him. The activity of citizens was low - only 37 percent. The former head of the Republic of Serbian Milan Elich died in September from a heart attack.

The Minister of Information Technology and Communications Leonid Reiman presented a forecast for the development of information technology in Russia. The Minister said that in 2010 the volume of the Russian information technology market will grow three times compared to 2006 and exceed one trillion rubles. The minister said that by 2010 30% of the Russian information market will be exported.

In the capital of Algeria, more than 60 people died as a result of two explosions. The first explosion occurred in a school bus, near the building of the Constitutional Court, the second - near the buildings where the UN offices are located. The authorities said that the two suicide bombers had acted explosive devices located in cars. Earlier, the “al-Qaeda” repeatedly took responsibility for such explosions in Algeria.

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In the Moscow office of the Siemens concern on Tuesday night, a search was searched. According to the company, the investigating authorities conducted an audit as part of a criminal case against an employee of the Health Department in Yekaterinburg. Alexander Shastin was detained in November on suspicion of embezzlement of budget funds. In the same case, the regional representative of Siemens Lev Dubnov was detained.

In the Nazran district of Ingushetia in the village of Barsuki, an OMON employee was shot dead. Unknown people attacked the 18-year-old Magomed-Girei Tutaeva when he returned from duty. The shooting of the shooters is underway.