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Kyiv Court of Appeals upheld the appeal of "Channel 5" and annulled the ruling of the Pechersk District Court of Kyiv on the seizure of the accounts of the television and radio company "NBM" ("Channel 5").
Ukrainian humorist and satirist Pavlo Glazovyi will be buried at Baikove Cemetery in Kyiv, reports "5 Kanal." \n \nAt 12 noon a memorial service will be held at the House of Writers on Bankova Street. In the last years of his life, Pavlo Prokopovych turned to sharp satire of those in power.
With the help of two wooden sticks – one longer, clenched in his teeth, and the other shorter, fixed between the twisted, non-working fingers of his hand – Maksym works on a computer keyboard. At the same time, to make it easier to press the keys, he is forced to lie on his side.
Australian archaeologists have found out that hobbits really existed. In one of the caves on the island of Flores in Indonesia, the remains of a new human species one metre tall have been found. Scientists called them "hobbits".
Journalists from five more television companies joined the journalists' protest camp on the eve of the elections. Employees of ICTV, Inter, Novy Kanal, Tonis and NTN (which goes on air on November 1) signed a statement. It does not contain a direct demand to stop censorship, but it does contain words of protest.
Bank accounts of "Channel 5" have been unblocked. "Channel 5" received words from People's Deputy Volodymyr Sivkovych that it perceives as an apology and after which it considers the conflict with the deputy exhausted. "Channel 5" was returned to the air of Donetsk's largest cable operator "Nadyezhda".
These days the Lutsk authorities have raised the alarm: payments for housing and communal services have sharply declined.
The film by Russian director Pavel Chukhray "A Driver for Vera" has been removed from the program of the 48th London Film Festival.
Residents of Lutsk and guests of the city have repeatedly had the opportunity to visit exhibitions displayed in the hall of the main office of JSC "Zakhidinkombank".
Not only Lviv residents, but also Lutsk residents can boast that the streets of their city became a filming location for the famous Polish director Jerzy Hoffman, who decided to create a three-part documentary film about Ukraine. Jerzy Hoffman is a iconic figure not only in Polish cinema.