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Boris Johnson’s dad has been caught flouting mask-wearing rules for the second time in a week.more

Extra support will be given to councils to help them to prepare for the introduction of landmark legislation that will ensure domestic abuse victims and their families get the vital help they need has been announced today by Minister for Rough Sleeping and Housing Kelly Tolhurst MP. more

The Polish Office for Foreigners (UdSC) will organize six information meetings for British citizens living in Poland in October and November, said Jakub Dudziak, the press spokesman of the Office for Foreigners. The meetings will concern the residence rights of the British after the end of the so-called transition period. more

On October 12, the Court of Justice of the European Union will hold a hearing regarding the extradition of a Pole, which was refused by a Dutch court, according to the Court's work schedule.more

One year after the CJEU judgment in the Dziubak case, Polish courts usually adjudicate in favor of the borrowers in Swiss Franc and they cancel loan contracts more often.more

The decision on the possible extradition to the US of Julian Assange, the founder of the WikiLeaks whistleblower website, will be made on January 4 next year, the judge of the London court informed.more

The European Commission has today sent the United Kingdom a letter of formal notice for breaching its obligations under the Withdrawal Agreement. This marks the beginning of a formal infringement process against the United Kingdom. It has one month to reply to today's letter.more

Teachers should not tell children that they might be a different gender based on their personality or the clothes they want to wear, new guidance from the Department for Education states.more

A ban on single-use plastic straws, stirrers and cotton buds has come into force in England.more

MPs have voted to renew the Coronavirus Act in parliament. The motion to extend the act, which governs the laws around lockdowns, restrictions and enforcement, was voted for by 330MPs, with 24 against. More than 300 MPs did not take part in the vote. more

Pub landlords face fines of £1,000 if they allow dancing or music above 85 decibels on their property, a new coronavirus law now dictates.more

Various aspects of the reform of the judiciary raise serious concerns regarding the rule of law, especially as regards the independence of the judiciary, informs the European Commission about Poland in its report. The document also points to reservations about the CBA and the media.more

The French Minister for Ecological Transformation Barbara Pompili announced today that the performance of wild animals in circuses will be gradually banned in France. The minister also announced the end of fur mink farming.more

Shadow justice secretary David Lammy has said that the introduction of a 22:00 curfew for pubs in England has led to people "bubbling out of pubs" at the same time.more

You are on the wrong side of history when it comes to LGBT - said the US ambassador to Poland in an interview for Wirtualna Polska. I have great respect for the religious tradition of the country in which I am an ambassador, but human rights are universal regardless of the dominant religion - reminded Georgette Mosbacher. more

After January 1, 2021, the United Kingdom will become a third country (non-EU) due to the end of the current transition period. Many of our citizens, who live and work in the UK, have pets, such as dogs or cats, and may encounter problems in moving them - reminds the Polish Embassy in London today.more

Uber has secured its right to continue operating in London after a judge upheld its appeal against Transport for London (TfL).more

The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) today rejected a request to release the main suspect in the 2007 murder of three-year-old British Madeleine (Maddie) McCann, missing in Portugal.more

The British government withdrew a proposal to amend the Gender Recognition Act, which would allow it to be legally amended without prior medical testing. In return, however, the government announced that the process would be cheaper and simpler.more

EU Member States may introduce restrictions on the provision of short-term rental services, ruled the Court of Justice of the EU. "The Polish government is delighted," assesses Dziennik Gazeta Prawna.more

There is no reason to end the procedure under Art. 7 towards Poland and Hungary - said yesterday after the General Affairs Council, Michael Roth, the minister for European affairs during this six-month period.more

Bilbao flees from the vertigo of speed to impose the 30 km/h limit on all its streets. It is the first city of more than 300,000 residents to take this measure in the world.more

Which? is calling for the aviation regulator to be given powers to fine airlines in the wake of the cancellations chaos.more

The European Commission will present a strategy on LGBT equality in November, said the institution's spokesman Christian Wigand. This decision is the aftermath of Ursula von der Leyen's announcement that the regulation of LGBT rights across the EU will be one of the priorities of the Commission's work.more

Workers felt pressure from employers to continue working while furloughed during the coronavirus lockdown and keep quiet to keep their jobsmore