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Home Secretary Priti Patel has vowed to 'name and shame' middle-class recreational drug users in an effort to cut violent crime.more

The Welsh Parliament approved yesterday evening the obligation to show covid certificates before entering nightclubs and for mass events above a certain number of participants. The result of the vote was determined by the difference of one vote.more

The European Medicines Agency (EMA) recalled yesterday that administration of an additional dose of BioNTech / Pfizer vaccine against Covid-19 is safe and effective. At the same time, EMA stipulated that the decision on whether to administer a booster dose rests with the EU member states.more

The government will bring forward tougher penalties and new police powers to crack down on disruption caused on motorways and other key transport infrastructure. Home Secretary Priti Patel announced that a suite of amendments will be introduced to the Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts (PCSC) Bill in the House of Lords.more

The secret deals and hidden assets of some of the world’s richest and most powerful people have been revealed in the biggest trove of leaked offshore data in history.more

Rafał Ziemkiewicz was detained by the British services on Saturday at London Heathrow airport. The publicist flew to the UK in the company of his wife and daughter who is supposed to start her education at Oxford University.more

As of yesterday, none of the 440 Lidl stores in the Netherlands have been selling cigarettes or tobacco. From 2024, the ban on the sale of tobacco products will apply to all supermarkets in the country.more

Prime Minister Boris Johnson yesterday called on the British to continue to trust the police - despite the case of a former policeman sentenced to life imprisonment for rape and murder of a young woman, but also admitted there were problems in combating violence against women.more

The KO club submitted a draft amendment to the constitution in the Sejm, which - as the PO leader Donald Tusk announced - is to give "an iron guarantee that Poland will remain in the EU as long as Poles want it". According to the bill, a referendum or two-thirds of the votes would be decided by the Sejm and Senate.more

Yesterday in England, a ban on injecting people under the age of 18 with Botox and a substance that enlarges the mouth, unless it is justified on medical grounds, entered into force.more

From October 1, 2021, an application for the European Health Insurance Card (EHIC) can be submitted online via the Internet Patient Account (IKP) and ePUAP. It is no longer possible to submit an application by e-mail.more

Poland plans no changes to its Covid-19 restrictions until October 31, 2021, according to a draft ordinance issued by the government. more

British motorists driving outside the UK must now remove old-style GB stickers or cover them up. Instead they should display a UK sticker or have the UK identifier on their number plate.more

Ikea has launched an internal investigation after CCTV cameras were found in toilets by several staff members. more

There are more and more pregnant patients with diagnosed lethal fetal defects in psychiatrists' offices. However, there is no question of issuing an automatic opinion needed to conduct a legal abortion - reports today "Dziennik Gazeta Prawna".more

As much as 70 percent. The Dutch believe that the restrictions introduced in connection with the Covid-19 pandemic are illogical, according to a study by the National Institute of Public Health (RIVM).more

Millennium has already concluded over 4 000 agreements with frankers. According to the bank, the interest in this type of agreements among customers is high - reports "Rzeczpospolita".more

EU citizens who for some reason still have not applied for settled status will not be automatically deported, British Immigration Minister Kevin Foster told Londonek.net. He explained that the right to apply to legalize your status for EU citizens is and will remain inalienable.more

Switzerland agreed to legalise civil marriage and the right to adopt children for same-sex couples by a nearly two-thirds majority in a referendum on Sunday, making it one of the last countries in Western Europe to legalise gay marriage.more

The government will introduce digital driving licences as part of a bid to make the UK transport network “fairer, greener and more efficient,” secretary of state for transport Grant Shapps has said.more

Jimmy Wales says social media companies should follow the digital encyclopedia’s approachmore

People unvaccinated against Covid-19 from November 1 will not be compensated for lost wages while undergoing quarantine. Some experts consider it a fair solution, others see this decision of the Minister of Health as introducing "obligatory vaccination through the back door" - reported "Tagesschau".more

When it comes to getting phone signal, everyone is convinced their network provider is the worst. more

We carefully read the latest events related to the so-called zones free from LGBT ideology in Poland. We see a move in the right direction and expect other regions to move in the same direction - said the spokesman of the European Commission Christian Wigand.more

The Portuguese government has announced the removal of the order to present documents certifying that the client is not sick with Covid-19. It was in force from July 2021.more