An illustrative photo In St. Petersburg, Rospotrebnadzor made a warning to the private Planetarium No. 1, writes New Gazeta. Representatives of the planetarium in social networks joked that they would open for visitors with all the temples of the city. On June 3, the governor Alexander Beglov made changes to the restrictions on the Pandemia of Coronavirus, according to which worships in city temples are resumed from June 5.

In St. Petersburg, the homeless Kevin Arkhipov was arrested for 12 days. He was found guilty of "a public demonstration of Nazi symbols." This was reported by the United press service of the city courts.

Milan, her parents and volunteers who helped assembly Milan Semenkova, who has not been for two more years, and the volunteers met her parents at their house with flowers and balls. The case for Kaliningrad is unprecedented: a girl suffering from spinal muscle atrophy (SMA), raised 162 million rubles for the most expensive injection in the world - Zolgensma. Readers of the North.

Detention on pickets in St. Petersburg. Photo by Boris Vishnevsky In St. Petersburg, activists were detained on single pickets against changes in the constitution, the telegram channel "The Lens of Realuies" reports. At the Gostiny Dvor, a municipal deputy Ilya Kiselev was detained for a single picket. He is being taken to the 28th police department, said Boris Vishnevsky, deputy of the Legislative Assembly. According to the "Lens of Realues", another activist was detained - Anton Tebin.

An illustrative photo The court in St. Petersburg fined a children's clinic No. 49 for violation of sanitary and epidemiological norms for 100 thousand rubles, which is why 22 employees were infected with coronavirus. This was reported by the press service of the city courts.

Almost 17% of Russians will not be able to return to those expenses on food that they had before the pandemic, another 19% of residents will not be able to spend their previous amounts on clothes, and 36% - on travel. About this writes "Kommersant" with reference to the study of BCG and "Romir".

An illustrative photo The Komi Supreme Court on June 5 softened the sentence to the former head of the FSIN Office for Komi Alexander Protopopov, who was convicted of embezzlement. This was reported on the court website. The court considered the appeal of Protopopov’s defense and two other convicts in his case - former deputy Valery Ivanov and the representative of the Estet company Ramala Dzhabbarly.