Minor citizens of Russia face discrimination when entering the UK, said the Ambassador's residence in London. So, one of the latest examples was the case at Heathrow airport, when law-enforcement officers tied a child who came into the country legally. Underage Russians put in an isolated room of the detention center, designed for adults. He filtered out all personal belongings, and among them the phone. residence of the Ambassador urged parents who are planning children travel to the UK to take into account the risks of such travel. If it cannot be postponed, the foreign Ministry staff advised me to test a set of documents a child of flying without escort of parents. Minors need a valid passport and visa, legally issued consent of parents to leave the child with instructions of term of departure from the country he wants to visit the passport copy of the parent issuing the consent, a copy of the electronic return, the original or a legally certified copy of birth certificate, proof of residence during the trip, a financial guarantee of one of the parents, medical insurance. Anti-Russian sentiment in mid-may, the residence of the Ambassador was informed about the arbitrary detention and interrogation of citizens by the British guards and police. The Embassy also repeatedly warned about the growth of anti-Russian sentiment in the United Kingdom. Relations between Russia and Britain very quickly deteriorated amid the conflict in Salisbury, where he was poisoned who worked for the English intelligence service, the former Colonel of the GRU, Sergei Skripal and his daughter Julia. London said that the incident involved Moscow. No proof of this. Russia rejects the allegations.