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15.01.2005 - Ken Livingston, Mayor of London, does not share certain Westerners’ critical attitudes to Russia
Ken Livingston, Mayor of London, does not share certain Westerners’ critical attitudes to Russia, he said while opening a Russian Winter festival in Trafalgar Square.
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15.01.2005 - Moscow and London’s mayoral offices have signed a cooperation program for this year into 2007
Moscow and London’s mayoral offices have signed a cooperation program for this year into 2007, Georgy Muradov said in a Novosti interview. Signing the program were Ken Livingston, Mayor of London, and Lyudmila Shvetsova, First Deputy Mayor of Moscow.
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15.01.2005 - The Russian Winter festival has got off to a good start in London’s Trafalgar Square
As early as Saturday morning, Londoners could watch the renowned Alexandrov Russian Army song and dance company’s choir rehearsing its program for the open-air show. The festival’s information offices stationed around the Square also opened this morning. A bit later, a huge screen mounted at the Nelson column started to feature the famous "Belgian nightingale" Helmut Lotti performing Russian folk songs against the background of Russian landscapes.
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15.01.2005 - Arrangements for a Russian Winter Festival in Trafalgar Square are coming to a close
London is filled with outdoor and metro red-and-white posters dedicated to a Russian culture gala to be staged this Saturday, on January 15, from midday to 8 p.m. Admission is free of charge due to the generous sponsorship of leading Russian companies. Tens of thousands of people are expected to attend the show which is oriented to both, Russian-language speakers with roots in Russia and former Soviet republics as well as at tourists from all over the world. Guests, participants and sponsors have been streaming in since Thursday.
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01.01.2005 - Britain’s Group of Eight presidency in 2005 is important as an example
"We are not merely looking to British presidency of the Group of Eight, but are already working together with London in many areas. The reason is rather simple - it is our common task to ensure logical sequence and continuity on all pressing issues, considering that in 2006 the presidency will pass on to Russia," the head of the Russian diplomatic mission said.
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28.12.2004 - UK Courts Shut Down TV+ Russian Television for Fraud
By petition/case number 6160 of 2004 (as indicated
on the Judgement), the High Court has ordered the
winding up of Angloasia Media Limited, the company
running TV+ Russian Television and Uralindustry (UK)
Limited.
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28.12.2004 - British citizen killed in Kyiv
A British citizen, aged 42, was found murdered in his apartment in Kyiv a few days ago, the Kyiv Interior Department announced.
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19.12.2004 - The Soviet Union was not to blame for the tragedy of Britain’s trawler the Gaul
The ship most certainly wrecked in a storm, says David Steel, court president. The investigation overturned versions one by one. First came an assumption of Russians or people of any other country seizing the Gaul. Crew members or third persons were next cleaned of suspicion, just as fire, a blast and drifting ice. A collision with another vessel, in particular, a submarine, to which several television programs were referring, was also ruled out as it would have damaged the trawler far worse than it actually was.
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18.12.2004 - All leading Russian companies’ ADR plummeted at the London Stock Exchange yesterday
Yukos fell 40 cents to $3, as against $3.40, closing time Thursday-11.76%. LUKoil came $5.5 down to $106.00 against $111.50-4.93%, Surgutneftegas $1.20-$32.50 against $33.70, 3.56%, and Tatneft 50 cents-$27.75 against $28.30. So much for Russian petroleum majors’ ADR.
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17.12.2004 - In early December British newspapers published the outcome of the poll of 500 experts conducted in the United Kingdom
They were to name five greatest works of the 20th century’s art. Moscow-based newspaper Noviye Izvestia asked Russian art experts to name five most brilliant works of the last century’s Russian art.
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