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BORIS JOHNSON hailed Brexit Britain for already making its mark as a leader on global issues at a virtual session of the Munich Security Conference on Friday.more

Some of the party-goers moved from Krupowki to hotels and guesthouses. During the night from Friday to Saturday, policemen in the Tatra poviat recorded 103 interventions, and 84 people were fined, informed Roman Wieczorek, spokesman for the Zakopane police.more

Midwives in England have been told to stop using terms including “breastfeeding” and “breastmilk” when working with transgender patients as part of a new trans-friendly policy at a National Health Service trust.more

There are many more cases of violence and harassment in EU countries than official statistics show - this is the main finding of a survey by the EU Fundamental Rights Agency (FRA). more

In Poland, the level of anxiety caused by the pandemic is gradually declining, according to the Deloitte report about consumer sentiment.more

The plan for lifting lockdown in England could see pubs open in May and life broadly returning to normal by July.more

A UK company, Camellia Group, agreed to settle legal claims from a number of Kenyan and Malawian women over gross human rights abuses and rape allegations.more

Accorording to the study condacted in Germany, France, Italy, Spain, Austria and the United States, the pandemic lockdown has changed saving behavior.more

The number of people heading out to shops across Britain increased by 1.5% last week from the previous week, a fourth straight week of rises, indicating that Britons are increasingly tiring of lockdown, industry data showed on Monday.more

Many European countries are extending restrictions introduced due to the coronavirus pandemic. The quarantine in Germany will last until March 7, in the Netherlands until March 2, in the Czech Republic until March 1. Some countries, including Italy and Austria, eased some of the restrictions.more

Anniversary of the death of St. Valentine's Day, celebrated on February 14, has been accepted as the holiday of lovers all over the world. Most places celebrate this day similarly by giving gifts to loved ones. This year, people in many countries are trying to celebrate Valentine's Day despite the coronavirus pandemic.more

The coronavirus will probably continue to circulate long-term despite the roll-out of vaccines, the head of the EU's ECDC health agency told AFP on Friday, urging Europe to keep its restrictions in place for now.more

The UK should be ‘more or less free’ of the Covid-19 crisis by the end of this year, a leading epidemiologist has predicted.more

A cross-party group of MPs has urged ministers to retain the £20 a week universal credit Covid top-up for at least another 12 months, saying failure to extend the payment would help trigger a spike in poverty not seen since the Thatcher era.more

Britain may have to keep “some measures” in place to restrict the spread of COVID-19 until its entire adult population is vaccinated, Susan Hopkins, the managing director of Public Health England, said on Thursday.more

Every third Pole misses meetings with family and friends - according to a survey by Santander Consumer Bank. The inability to play sports bothers 22 percent of respondents.more

The debate comes after a constitutional court ruling in Poland resulted in the almost complete ban on abortion that took effect in late January.more

'The curfew has been extended until Wednesday, March 3, 4:30,' the cabinet said. This is necessary because new, more contagious variants of coronavirus are gaining ground in the Netherlands, which could lead to a new wave of infectionsmore

Britons would prefer Boris Johnson rather than Keir Starmer to be in charge of the rest of the Covid-19 pandemic and also the subsequent economic recovery, an exclusive poll reveals today.more

The percentage of children born out of wedlock is systematically growing, in Poland it is already over 25 percent - it follows from the GUS report. He also states that in 2020, 145,000 married couples, i.e. by over 38 thousand less than a year earlier, which may have been caused by epidemic restrictions.more

A new report is recommending the Netherlands immediately halt the adoption of babies and children from abroad because of ‘serious abuses’, the AD reported on Friday, quoting sources close to the cabinet.more

Energy prices will rise for millions of people across the UK in April, at a time when finances are squeezed.more

The boss of Test and Trace has told MPs around 20,000 people a day are not self-isolating when they should be. more

Denmark's government said Wednesday it is joining forces with businesses to develop a digital passport that would show whether people have been vaccinated against the coronavirus, allowing them to travel and help ease restrictions on public life.more

In times of a pandemic, Poles postpone decisions on marriages and parenthood - the Polish daily "Rzeczpospolita" reports. As a result Poland recorded a decrease in the number of births in 2020.more