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Deputy Ostanin: the State Duma will consider a bill banning films with scenes of violence with scenes of violence and unconventional relationships. This was stated by the head of the Committee on Family, Women and Children, Nina Ostanina, writes RIA Novosti. According to her, the media and law enforcement agencies should also take part in protecting children from the effects of such negative information. It is clarified that the document can be considered in the spring session. Earlier, the parliament of the Chechen Republic submitted to the State Duma a bill prohibiting mentioning the nationality of the criminal in the media. It proposes to introduce a ban on the dissemination in the media of information about the nationality and religion of citizens who have committed an offense.

SHOT: survivor of the Listvyazhnaya mine, mine rescuer Zakovryashin is in intensive care Mine rescuer Alexander Zakovryashin, who survived is in intensive care, his condition is assessed as serious. Such details were told by the doctor, his words are quoted by the Telegram channel SHOT. “Previously, he was diagnosed with general hypothermia, poisoning by combustion products and dehydration,” the doctor said. The escaped Russian is being observed doctors and conduct the necessary therapy, Zakovryashin is conscious. According to the doctor, the rescuer lost consciousness twice while in the mine. The testimony of the mine rescuer about how he got out of the mine cannot yet be adequate due to his condition, the doctor concluded. Earlier it was reported that Alexander Zakovryashin is the assistant commander of the rescue platoon. He was considered dead, but the mine rescuer left the mine more than a day later. He told about his salvation

VTB Deputy Chairman called the climatic challenge the main one for the Russian economy , but the country needs to respond to three main challenges, said in a column for RBC the first deputy president and chairman of the VTB board, Yuri Solovyov. The first opportunity lies in the climatic area, he is sure. “Today [it is necessary] to correctly use this growing wave of climatic and technological transformation for the benefit of citizens, business and the state as a whole,” Solovyov believes. The market for voluntary carbon credits could be $ 300 billion by 2030 and a trillion dollars by 2050. Russia has a chance to become a noticeable player in this market, added the deputy chairman of VTB. He also named the second challenge, which lies in the area of ​​the raw materials and energy market. The green transition gives Russia an opportunity to conquer new niches in

Megan Thee Stallion starred in a swimsuit, showing stretch marks and imperfections on the body Popular rapper Megan Peet, better known as Megan Thee showed the imperfections of her body in the photo without retouching and delighted the fans. The corresponding post appeared on her Instagram page. The 26-year-old celebrity starred in a Fashion Nova black one-piece swimsuit with cutouts that expose her belly and back, which is also decorated with a chain detail in the neckline. In the above footage, the hip-hop singer poses with her back and side to the photographer, showing stretch marks and uneven skin in the pictures without any processing.

Brian May said that special drugs for people with HIV could have saved Freddie Mercury Queen guitarist Brian May spoke opportunities to save the leader of the group Freddie Mercury from AIDS. The recording of the conversation with him was posted on YouTube. May said that before the rest of the group were sure that HIV would never touch them, but Mercury faced this problem very early. The guitarist believes that if his colleague contracted HIV later, special drugs could save his life. “He could have survived, because there is such a wonderful cocktail of drugs that treat symptoms and allow people with HIV live a normal life. Freddie didn't get all of this, ”May said. He added that the Queen leader turned to the best British doctors for help, but they could not help him. Freddie Mercury died on November 24, 1991 from bronchopneumonia caused by AIDS. At the