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Michael Fawcett, former assistant to the British Crown Prince Charles, temporarily resigned as head of the Prince's charitable foundation amid news reports claiming that he secured a decoration for a Saudi businessman in return for donations.more

Poland begins to lose money from the EU, even PLN 47.5 billion will be lost if local government officials do not withdraw from anti-LGBT resolutions; The European Commission has suspended talks with five Polish voivodships on the disbursement of funds from the REACT-EU program, "Gazeta Wyborcza" reports today.more

The British Guardianship Court has ruled that a woman who suffered permanent brain damage and paralysis from the neck down after coronavirus infection could be disconnected from life-support equipment, British media reported.more

The abduction and theft of pets will be considered a separate crime, punishable by imprisonment, the British government announced today. This is a reaction to the growing wave of thefts of animals, especially dogs, in the UK during the coronavirus pandemic.more

Afghan women will be allowed to study at universities, but they cannot be in the same room as men and will not be taught by male teachers, the Taliban’s acting higher education minister announced as the world awaited the new rules under the extremist regime that is expected to curb women’s rights.more

The Polish government has adopted a draft act amending the act on health care services financed from public funds. The changes will include access to healthcare for Poles in the United Kingdom.more

In Germany, employers criticize the draft ordinance of the labor minister on vaccination against Covid-19. They believe company bosses should have the right to check that an employee is vaccinated - "Spiegel" reports.more

Since yesterday, cars in Paris can move at a maximum speed of 30 km / h. - informed the capital city authorities. The decision was made for the sake of street safety and the environment.more

Bad news for the unvaccinated. If the regulations proposed by the Ministry of Health enter into force, the employer will be able to send a subordinate who has not received the COVID-19 injection on vacation and not pay the money then - "Fakt" informs today.more

OnlyFans said Wednesday it has “suspended” plans to ban pornography, in a stunning U-turn that came after fierce backlash from its users.more

Immigrants are much more likely than native Swedes to be suspected of having committed crimes, according to a report by the Swedish Crime Prevention Council (BRA).more

Holidaymakers have had to navigate 50 changes to international travel rules since the first coronavirus lockdown. more

Schools should consider outdoor lessons if five pupils who are likely to have mixed closely test positive for Covid-19, according to Government guidance.more

Sanepid will gain the right to financially punish people who knowingly mislead him during the epidemic interview. The draft amendment to the regulations assumes that anyone who does not provide information about persons suspected of being infected will have to pay a fine in the amount of PLN 5,000 to 30,000. more

In one of the Kiev clinics, newborns were sold for 70,000 dollars under the guise of surrogacy. 13 children ended up in one of the East Asian countries.more

There are more and more people in Poland who would like to return to trading Sundays. Despite this, traders and their customers are still under threat of tightening up the current regulations - the Polish daily "Rzeczpospolita" reports.more

Polish news channel TVN24 has obtained a Dutch broadcasting licence which will allow it to remain on air in Poland under European Union rules if its local licence isn’t renewed, its parent company, U.S. media group Discovery, said on Monday.more

The introduction of a penalty of up to 10 days of imprisonment is demanded by the mayor of Venice, Luigi Brugnaro, for the perpetrators of hooliganism in the city.more

President and CEO of Discovery International Jean-Briac Perrette said that things around lex TVN were going “in a very bad direction”. “We’re not going to sell or leave,” he said. Discovery has alternative plans in place, he said.more

A London law firm, representing a group of travelers, questions the obligation introduced by the British government to quarantine hotels after returning from countries from the so-called red list and demands its annulment by the court - reported in London.more

A Home Office deportation flight left for Jamaica overnight with just seven people on board, after last-minute legal challenges. The flight, which is understood to have taken off from Stansted Airport in Essex just before 01:30 BST, was originally meant to deport 50 people.more

Julian Assange is not “so ill” that he would be unable to resist killing himself if he was extradited to the United States, the High Court has heard.more

A Latvian worker has won a racism claim after her factory bosses told her she must speak English at work. more

From today - August 9 - an extended sanitary passport in public places, incl. in cafes and restaurants, large shopping centers, means of long-distance transport and in medical care facilities.more

Barcelona authorities fined 45,000 euro for the owner of the apartment and the real estate agency for refusing to rent an apartment to a Moroccan. This is the second sanction for "racism in the property market" in Catalonia.more