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Daily Mail: WikiLeaks founder and his fiancée sue Justice Minister Raab WikiLeaks founder and fiancée Assan Morris is suing the head of the UK Justice Department, Dominic Raab, because they are not allowed to marry. This is reported by the Daily Mail. Assange and Morris also filed a lawsuit against the head of the prison where the founder of WikiLeaks is being held. The couple are confident that the UK is creating obstacles for their marriage due to the political war of the US authorities against Assange. “Julian needs things to hold on to, because everyday life for him in Belmarsh is a struggle,” Morris said. Founder of WikiLeaks and his chosen one have been together for about five years, the couple have two children in common. Julian Assange is in custody in the UK, he is being held in Belmarsh prison. In May 2019, the US Department of Justice

Basketball CSKA lost to UNICS and suffered its fifth defeat in a row for the first time in 20 years VTB United League Championship. This was reported by the Lenta.ru correspondent. The meeting took place on Sunday, November 7, and ended with a score of 69:64 in favor of the hosts. This is the fifth defeat in a row for the army, CSKA demonstrated such a series for the first time in 20 years. As Sport 24 specifies, the last time Muscovites lost five meetings in a row was in the 2000/2001 season. Before the defeat by UNICS, the army team suffered three defeats in the Euroleague. The team lost to Villerban, Monaco and Fenerbahce. CSKA also lost to Kalev in the VTB United League. On March 4, the Red and Blues suffered their biggest defeat in 20 years. The team in the Euroleague lost to Turkish Anadol Efes with

In the Urals, the foster parents beat the girl, she ran away from the family and wanted to go back to the orphanage from a foster family living in Sredneuralsk and left for Yekaterinburg. According to the teenager, her adoptive parents beat her and refused her food, reports E1.ru. It is noted that the escaped girl has two little sisters in her foster family. She wants to take them back to the orphanage with her. According to her, in the orphanage “it is much better, they dress and feed on time.” According to media reports, the teenager is now hiding in Yekaterinburg with a friend. She turned off the phone because she fears that the police will take her back to her foster parents. Deputy of the City Duma Natalya Krylova told the publication that she had turned to the prosecutor's office, executive bodies and the Commissioner for Children's Rights

Police detained five participants in a mass brawl in Domodedovo Law enforcement agencies have detained five participants in a mass brawl in Domodedovo near Moscow. This was reported on the website of the Ministry of Internal Affairs for the Moscow region. It is noted that the police detained those who took the most active part in the conflict. The detainees were taken to the Russian MIA Administration for the Domodedovo urban district.

For the first time since August 2020, no coronavirus deaths have been detected in Japan per day one death from COVID-19 per day. This is reported by TASS with reference to statistics on all prefectures of the country. Prior to that, in Japan, a zero increase in deaths from coronavirus was in August 2020. Over the past day, 126 new cases of COVID-19, including 21 in Tokyo. At the same time, the country's population is almost 126 million people. For the entire time of the pandemic in Japan, more than 1,720,000 cases of coronavirus infection were detected, of which 18,309 people died, over 1,700,000 recovered. It is noted that at the moment more than 98.4 million people have received the first component of the vaccine, which is 77.8 percent of the country's population. Earlier, Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga said that all emergency restrictions aimed at combating coronavirus in Japan will