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From February 2026, visitors will not be able to travel to the UK without advance permission.more

The US Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) is investigating clothing giant Nike. Investigators are looking into whether the company discriminated against white employees and job applicants on the basis of race.more

Sześcioro propalestyńskich aktywistów, którzy wtargnęli w 2024 r. do położonej w Wielkiej Brytanii fabryki izraelskiego koncernu zbrojeniowego Elbit zostało wczoraj uniewinnionych przez londyński sąd od zarzutu włamanie z użyciem przemocy.more

The court system is "on the brink of collapse" as the backlogs for trials reach unprecedented levels, the head of a major review has said. Sir Brian Leveson, a retired senior judge, warned ministers, the police and others that there could not be a "pick and mix" response to solving the crisis.more

Nearly a fifth of loyalty deals at Boots could have misled customers by overstating savings, an investigation by Which? found. The consumer rights group found that 119 of 700 deals (17%) it reviewed over six months last year could be misleading because the non-loyalty price during the promotion was found to be higher than the selling price immediately before and after it.more

The Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) has opened formal investigations into X and xAI over whether Elon Musk’s companies have complied with data protection law after the Grok AI tool was used to generate sexual deepfake images without consent.more

Following the shelter scandal, funds were allocated for the National Dog and Cat Registration System. The Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development has declared that it will cover most of the costs associated with launching and maintaining KROPiK. The total cost will exceed PLN 130 million over 10 years, according to yesterday's edition of ‘Dziennik Gazeta Prawna’.more

The Russian captain of a container ship that collided with an American tanker off the coast of Great Britain last year was found guilty yesterday by a court in London of causing death by gross negligence.more

The number of reported incidents involving drones near British military bases more than doubled in 2025 compared to 2024, the BBC reported yesterday.more

HMRC is rolling out a new “penalty points” system this month that could land forgetful taxpayers with a £200 fine. The new system. proposed by the tax authority in 2024, will first be tested on around 100 taxpayers, as part of the Making Tax Digital scheme.more

Sir Keir Starmer believes Lord Mandelson should not be a member of the House of Lords, or use his title, Downing Street has said. The prime minister has ordered an "urgent" investigation into Lord Mandelson's contact with sex offender Jeffrey Epstein while the peer was a government minister.more

New EU regulations allowing free larger cabin bags may lead to airfare hikes up to 25%.more

A second woman accusing sex offender Jeffrey Epstein has stated that he sent her to the United Kingdom to have sex with the then Prince of Wales, Andrew, according to the BBC.more

Along with single-use plastics, such as sauce and sugar sachets, luggage wrapping points will also disappear from airports and railway stations in the European Union by 2030. In this way, the EU is combating unnecessary packaging waste.more

The lower house of the French parliament, the National Assembly, has passed a bill stating that living together as spouses does not imply an obligation to have sexual relations. This concerns the concept of ‘marital duty’, which until recently was still invoked by some courts.more

Record numbers of offenders are being recalled to prison in England and Wales with union officials claiming that some are deliberately breaking the terms of their probation in order to deal drugs in prison.more

EasyJet has been told to stop claiming that carry-on baggage fees are available "from £5.99", after it failed to provide evidence to the advertising watchdog that passengers can stow luggage in a cabin at that price.more

Repeat offenders who violate a court-imposed driving ban will, as a rule, lose their driving licence for life, and participants and organisers of illegal races will also face consequences. These are just some of the many changes that will come into force on Thursday (29 January), when the Act on Improving Road Safety comes into force, according to the Prawo.pl service.more

The UK Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) today unveiled a package of measures to give businesses and consumers more choice when using Google Search, including allowing publishers to opt out of having their content used in AI Overview and for training autonomous AI models.more

At yesterday's meeting, the Spanish government approved regulations that will enable the regularisation of the status of approximately half a million immigrants who are residing illegally in the Iberian country.more

The European Commission has formally designated WhatsApp as a Very Large Online Platform (VLOP) under the Digital Services Act (DSA), as its ‘Channels’ feature reaches the designation threshold of at least 45 million users in the EU.more

Two British citizens have been arrested in France on suspicion of belonging to the far right and participating in banned actions against illegal immigrants, the public prosecutor's office announced today. The men, aged 35 and 50, were arrested yesterday evening in Calais.more

The financial campaigner James Daley has launched a £1.5bn class action lawsuit against Apple over its mobile phone wallet, claiming the US tech company blocked competition and charged hidden fees that ultimately harmed 50 million UK consumers.more

Dozens of oil tankers sanctioned by the UK in response to Russia's war in Ukraine have sailed through the English Channel this month despite defence officials vowing to take "assertive action".more

Last year saw an increase in the number of applications from foreigners for Polish citizenship, confirming the continuing interest in settling in Poland, as reported by ‘Dziennik Gazeta Prawna’ on Wednesday.more