Noticed a mistake? Highlight it and click +Enter Follow our updates where you are convenient

Conservatives lost the majority in parliament. This can change the brexit move Teresa May and her husband at the door of the prime minister’s residence on Dauning Street. Photo: Stefan Wermuth / Reuters In the UK elections, conservatives lost the majority, and none of the parties managed to get enough places to form the majority government.

The conservative party of the British Prime Minister Teresa May will win the election, but will lose the vast majority in the British parliament. This is evidenced by the data of the ecsit regulations that Reuters quoted. Conservatives previously received 314 places in the 650-seater parliament, and the opposition Labor Party-266 seats. Thus, the ruling party may lose the parliamentary majority.

In Moscow, on June 12, cameras with the face recognition function will work for the first time. This was announced by the head of the capital's regional security department, Vladimir Chernikov, Interfax reports. “Camcorders will be located on sectors and provide one hundred percent coverage of shares,” he said, adding that a lot of events in the city are planned for this day.

The judicial section of the Tver World Court was fined by The New Times for 100 thousand rubles. This was reported by "Mediazona" with reference to the editor -in -chief of the publication Evgeny Albats. In addition, the court returned The New Times to Roskomnadzor for Pavel Nikulin’s material “from Kaluga with Jihad”, in which the department had previously found “signs of justification of terrorism”.

State Duma deputy Natalya Poklonskaya published documents for an apartment in Donetsk, which Transparency attributed to her. Documents are posted in VKontakte. According to the documents, the apartment belongs to Dubrovskaya Natalya Vladimirovna born in 1974, while the deputy was born in 1980. This is stated in the contract of sale, which Poklonskaya allegedly transferred the owner of the housing.

The upper house of the Japanese parliament has adopted a bill according to which the current 83-year-old emperor Akihito can renounce the throne, reports CNN. It is reported that the deputies participated in the vote accepted the document unanimously. It involves the transfer of the throne within three years after the publication of the law.

The State Duma in the second reading approved the bill on the demolition of Moscow Khrushchevs. The broadcast of the meeting was conducted on the website of the lower house of parliament. 406 deputies voted for him, two against, two more abstained. The Transport and Construction Committee for the second reading of the document proposed to adopt 126 amendments that the deputies and members of the government prepared. Another 11 amendments are rejected, and one authors recalled one.

The "dislike" of Andrei Zvyagintsev, the film about the missing child, was released on Russian rental on June 1, on the day of the protection of children. And although, apparently, a pure coincidence-this happened in the first weekend after the premiere at the Cannes Film Festival, and it was necessary to rush so that the pirate copies did not manage to get into the network, it has deep symbolism.

Russian pilots “massively” are employed in Asia due to higher salary and improved working conditions, Kommersant reports with reference to sources in the industry. According to the publication, over the past two and a half years, more than 300 “the most trained pilots with excellent knowledge of English”-commanders of aircraft (KVS) and instructors-instructors have left for China and South Korea. At the same time, about 400 pilots of these categories are “in the process of paperwork”.

The State Duma deprived the mandate of the deputy from the United Russia faction Vladimir Zhutenkov. All 395 deputies who were present at the meeting voted for the early termination of his powers. Voting broadcast was conducted on the website of the lower house of parliament. The fact that Zhutenkov decided to pass the mandate previously reported by the Vice-Speaker of the Chamber Sergey Nevorov. According to Neverov, he suggested Zhutenkov to become his adviser to the agro -industrial complex.

Facebook and Google opened vacancies of managers who will interact with Russian state bodies. So, Facebook needs a specialist in the field of Internet services and at the same time a person “with deep knowledge of the political dynamics of Russia”. The manager, among other things, will have to represent the company at meetings with Russian officials, as well as advise other employees on state laws related to social networks. Facebook offers to work from the office in Warsaw.

The first thing I heard in response to a proposal to interview the film producer Gleb Fetisov was that his many lawyers are unlikely to like it. The businessman was released in the summer of 2015 after he spent a year and a half in jail. For six months, Fetisov restored his health, thoroughly undermined in conclusion. But then he decided to return to the business - as the general producer of the Fetis -Illusion company. The career of the Forbes list was marked by many cool turns.

Journalists of RBC managed to contact the fighter of mixed martial arts (MMA) Murad Amriev, according to the media holding website. “I ended up in Russia, since the Chechen opera brought me from Belarus here, straight to the Old Promoslovsky department. Everything is good with me since my program - no one has done anything to me, ”said Amriev. According to him, after he will take testimonies about the accusations of using a deliberately false passport, he will be able to leave for his relatives.

The State Duma at a meeting on June 9 extended the powers of the Chairman of the Central Bank Elvira Nabiullina for five years. The broadcast of the meeting is on the website of the parliament. For this decision, 360 deputies voted, against five, another refrained. Russian President Vladimir Putin suggested leaving Nabiuline as the head of the Central Bank in late March.