Торжественное открытие фельдшерско-акушерского пункта в селе Графский Берег Намского района состоялось сегодня, 12 сентября. Об этом сообщает Минздрав Якутии. Новый медицинский объект оснащен современным медицинским оборудованием, мебелью, в нем также предусмотрено благоустройство — тепло и водоснабжение. В мероприятии приняли участие жители села, и.о. министра здравоохранения региона Дмитрий Серг...

1. Business or pleasure? At this time of year, a tension arises between the business of sport and the integrity of competitions. The Hundred finishes and players suddenly become available just as the One-Day Cup is drawing to its conclusion. Counties, as businesses, are free to contract whoever they like. Players, making their living, are free to resume their county careers, having been elsewhere...

1. Hidden away Blast deserves more hype “Hello marketing team. We’ll give you glorious weather and decent crowds that fill some grounds and provide a fine atmosphere at the others. We’ll give you fanbases rooted in their local communities and club histories stretching back well over a century. We’ll give you tickets that are easy to buy online or available at walk-up box offices. We’ll provide 21s...

1. Red ball: hurrah! Kookaburra ball: boo! The County Championship returned for its first fortnight of high-summer matches (there’s another in a month’s time) and it was much welcomed, as always, at grounds and online. Less welcome was the return of the Kookaburra ball, which is being used to help England players prepare to play with it overseas. It’s a good idea on paper – not so good on grass. T...

It was a late-April miracle that the Worcester groundstaff had coaxed New Road into action at all after the pitch was underwater for 39 days across five different floods during the winter. It still bore the scars, however, a verdant outfield that Worcestershire’s New Zealand fast bowler Jacob Duffy called “the slowest outfield he’d ever played cricket on”, and a surface that promised great bounty...

Gus Atkinson had the Surrey faithful purring on the day he was given his county cap. With his tiptoeing, tightrope approach and tightly knit hands, he made the ball spit like an overheated wok against Somerset. In his first over he hit Sean Dickson on the hand, who retired hurt, and later removed a softened-up Archie Vaughan, did James Rew for pace and greeted Kasey Aldridge with a missile at his...

Ball one: oh, Mr Porter! In a round short on thrills, there was a sensational fourth morning at Chelmsford, where Worcestershire’s Ethan Brookes and Essex’s Jamie Porter were both cast in the role of a hero who wasn’t quite – for different reasons. It started innocuously enough with the assumption that Paul Walter’s century, supplemented by a resilient late middle order, had set the visitors too m...

Ball one: Shakespeare’s county puts on show Ethan Bamber knows a bit about drama (he is the son of Olivier Award-winning actor David Bamber), so it was no surprise that he finished a thrilling chase with a theatrical six. His 30 not out for Warwickshire against Durham was hardly a bit part, but it was a match in which there were 22 starring roles, county cricket delivering its unique storylines ac...

Yorkshire’s whopping 504-run victory over Worcestershire gave Jonny Bairstow early-season bounce to his boots. Bairstow had declined to enforce the follow-on on Saturday, and batted on, and on, to set Worcestershire an implausible 610 for victory. Dom Bess collected his first Championship century, off just 115 balls, while Dawid Malan biffed an unbeaten 76 and Bairstow an unbeaten 44 – both pole-a...

Young England white-ball bowler John Turner, sent on a 14-day loan to Old Trafford from Hampshire, was handed his debut Lancashire cap by Jimmy Anderson. A few hours later it was revealed that plain Jimmy was soon to be Sir, knighted in Rishi Sunak’s resignation honours list. Knight or not, Anderson won’t have been too sad to miss bowling on an Old Trafford pitch as hard as briskly-baked biscuit,...

Good misty morning! Welcome to round two of this Championship extravaganza/last hurrah. There really was a breathless hush to the last hour on Monday – the games at Lord’s and Taunton going down to the shoe-chewing final over, only to end in draws. The first-round spoils went to Notts and Hampshire, Leicester, Derbyshire and Kent – time will tell if they are still on top when the leaves turn. Play...

Ball one: Another cruel summer for Surrey’s rivals So we’re halfway to the quiz question we’ve all been waiting for – what connects Kennington and Kansas City? All we need now is for Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce to emulate Rory Burns and Ben Foakes and deliver their Superbowl three-peat to match Surrey’s in the County Championship. With Taylor Swift apparently indisposed on Friday, there’s sti...

Ball one: Hampshire animated by spirited win In Spirited Away (an adaptation of which is currently wowing crowds and critics in the West End), the enigmatic No Face reflects back the emotions and attitudes of anyone or anything he encounters. Surrey ran into their No Face at the Utilita Bowl, where Hampshire gave the champions a working over that would have made Godzilla proud. That Dan Worrall wa...

Surrey suffered a calamitous tumble down the staircase of fortune as the locked-in Championship favourites were beaten by an innings and 278 runs by Hampshire, their largest hiding in a Championship match. Felix Organ (five for 104) and Liam Dawson (four for 45) ripped through the Surrey card with feisty forties from Dans Worrall and Lawrence the only real resistance, save for a stoical 19 not out...

After bowling 38 overs at Blackpool last week, Ben Stokes stormed in for 15.1 more at Chester-le-Street, grabbing four for 54 as Somerset were whistled out for 171. He was then lbw for a duck in Durham’s up and down 177 for six, one of three wickets for Jake Ball - who only switched into the team as a concussion substitute for Migael Pretorius, hit on the head during his innings of 53. David Bedin...

Lancashire’s batters suffered yet another bad day at the office, but not before their ex-wunderkind had twirled in his swivel chair and smoked a couple of cheroots. Nottinghamshire’s Haseeb Hameed rocked to the first double century of his career, carrying his bat for 247. Olly Stone helped with a career-best 90. Lancashire then subsided as Dillon Pennington, who must be in England notebooks, sawed...

Three Essex players fielded in snoods at Chester-le-Street, with Jordan Cox adding a hand warmer for good measure, as the temperature tiptoed to 7C and the coffee van did a roaring trade. But three batters flourished in the chill: Colin Ackermann, who played a sedate anchor role for 112, his first century for Durham, and David Bedingham and Ollie Robinson who sparkled. Bedingham, fresh from his 13...

Key events Preamble Fixtures Weather watch Four teams get a week off this round: Lancs, Kent, Sussex and Glamorgan. A couple of bits of news around the grounds: Tom Westley isn’t available for Essex as his wife is about to give birth to their second child; Pakistan fast bowler Aamir Jamal (who took 18 wickets in three Tests against Australia last December) has signed for Warwickshire and could pla...

Key events Sunday's round up Scores on the doors Preamble Richard, some Sunday night quotes for you from Derby: Derbyshire captain David Lloyd: “The way Madsey (Wayne Madsen) and Thommo (Alex Thomson) went about it was superb. “They showed a lot of fight there, for those two to build that partnership was really good for us. They’ve made a really big effort for us so fingers crossed we can keep goi...

Ball one: Curtain up Big musicals start with big numbers, introducing the protagonist and riveting us to the seat for the next few hours. “My name is Alexander Hamilton And there’s a million things I haven’t done But just you wait, just you wait”. “Swing your razor wide, Sweeney Hold it to the skies! Freely flows the blood of those who moralise”. The County Championship peeps out, unacclaimed, bar...

Sue Redfern, firm but fair trailblazer, will make history next week when she becomes the first female umpire to stand in a men’s first-class match in England and Wales . Redfern has been appointed to umpire the Championship match between Glamorgan and Derbyshire at Sophia Gardens, starting next Tuesday. With 21 England playing caps under her belt, Redfern has smashed through the umpiring glass sea...

Good morning from a sticky Old Trafford, the threat of a thunderstorm hovering behind the arm like a thirsty dog. Welcome to round 14, the end in sight. No games for Division leaders Surrey or Durham this week, but Durham could still clinch Division Two without lifting a finger if Leicestershire don’t pick up five bonus points against Sussex.

On a hot September Sunday, sun stolen from a dreary August, the County Championship returned. To a bubbling Oval hum and an audience of shirt sleeves on pale blue seats, Ben Foakes petted a deft hundred for Surrey, his third ton of the first-class summer. Foakes and Cameron Steel (69 runs) added an unbeaten 152 for the fifth wicket, keeping out Warwickshire’s second new ball, and bolstering earlie...

Hello and welcome to the Guardian’s County Cricket Blog. After the weekend washout resulted in soggy handshakes for some and just snuck in results for others we are heading gently towards the business end of the season with everything to play for. There’s seven games to get stuck into over the next few days and the forecast, in the main, is far less volatile. Jim Wallace here with you today as Tan...

Прокуратура Центрального района Петербурга потребовала устранить нарушения законодательства, обнаруженные в управлении многоквартирным домом в Графском переулке, 10–11. Это здание — объект культурного наследия федерального значения. В нем жили писатели Григорович и Достоевский. Проведенная вместе с КГИОП и Государственной жилищной инспекцией проверка выявила, что в подъезде № 1 дома отслаивается ш...