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In the UK, two strangers together couples exchanged kidneys - a man from Cambridgeshire donated the organ to another man from the Scottish Lothian District, whose wife, in turn, gave a kidney to his wife, according to BBC television and radio BBC.

In both families, spouses can help each other because they do not have the same blood group.

To transplant two kidneys, it was necessary to spend four well-coordinated operation.

A woman who received a healthy kidney, said the operation, which was held three months ago, has transformed her life.

"Before, I did dialysis at home twice a day, and it was a real meal. Also, at times I was unable to walk or bend. Now I really feel good" - she said.

This is the first in the United Kingdom operation to transplant donor organs received from strangers. Such operations became possible after the enactment of a law in September 2006. Prior to that, patients could receive donor organ only from relatives or close friends.

According to Andrew Bradley, a surgeon who performed one of the operations in other countries have long been doing paired transplants.

"This is a significant step forward, which we hope will help more people standing in line to get a vital organ," - he said, adding that now people are, on average, are waiting for organ three or four years, and many people did not wait for a transplant.

In the UK about 6500 people waiting for new kidneys.

While the Ministry of Internal Affairs has reported on the successful completion of the review of staff and upgrading the image of law enforcement agencies, the Russians are inclined to believe that the results of retesting suffer from bias and injustice. These conclusions follow from the data of a survey conducted by the All-Russian Public Opinion Research Center (VTsIOM).
The other day Interior Minister Rashid Nurgaliyev said the police completely outdated bribes and official misconduct. The Minister noted that during the re-certification for the right to police the police were opened to serve some "unpleasant facts", but all seen in illegal activities have not passed a rigorous selection, so that after retesting were to serve "the best of the best."

All this sounded so improbable, that later had to refute Nurgaliyev own statement - they say, won, but not completely and not everywhere. Analysts believe that the careless words of victory over corruption, revealing PR move in preparation for the upcoming parliamentary and presidential elections in Russia. In the absence of extraordinary results, which could present a public minister had personally play the role of a model police officer, but his statements were interpreted that the public itself as mocking as the former became the catch phrase "no sex in the USSR."