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Coronavirus legislation has led to a huge increase in recorded offenses in Germany. Sociologist Rafael Behr in an interview with the daily "Tagesspiegel" stated that the informer is not trying to solve the problem, but wants to harm someone else.more

An 88-year-old Sardinian woman has taken legal action against the Italian region's authorities because she has not yet been vaccinated against Covid-19. The woman is among the most vulnerable, and the region's behavior was irresponsible, argue the lawyers.more

The London Metropolitan Police today regretted the interruption of the Good Friday service at the Polish Church of Christ the King in Balham, south London.more

A dad has won his case in the High Court after online betting firm Betfred refused to pay his £1.7million jackpot win.more

Sadiq Khan is to launch a review examining the feasibility of decriminalising cannabis as part of a new approach to tackling drug-related crime in London. more

The vaccine passports proposed by British Prime Minister Boris Johnson to enable the return of mass events in England may not be approved by the House of Commons. In view of the rebellion of some conservative MPs and opposition from the main opposition parties, the government may run out of votes.more

The health of jailed Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny is deteriorating and he is beginning to lose sensation in his legs and hands, his lawyer says.more

A new regulator aiming to curb the dominance of tech giants has started work in the UK.more

In Italy, censorship in cinematography was definitely abolished. This was announced yesterday by the Minister of Culture, Dario Franceschini, who signed the relevant regulation.more

In 2020, the authorities collected more than EUR 7.5 million from fines collected for breaking the laws obliging Spaniards to forced social isolation in their homes.more

The Metropolitan Police said 107 people were arrested in London on Saturday as demonstrations were held across England against plans to increase police powers.more

Two women arrested after allegedly refusing to enter mandatory hotel quarantine upon arrival in Dublin Airport appeared before Tallaght District Court on Saturday afternoon.more

Hundreds of demonstrators joined marches and rallies across Britain as part of a “national weekend of action” against a proposed new law that would give police extra powers to curb protests.more

Ministers are considering forcing Facebook to implement a backdoor to allow security agencies and police to read the contents of messages sent across its Messenger, WhatsApp and Instagram chat services.more

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The stay at home order, introduced more than three months ago, expired yesterday in Scotland. For the next three weeks, its inhabitants should stay in the area, i.e. within their own administrative unit.more

Cruise ships will no longer be allowed to sail near the centre of Venice, Italy's government has announced. Large passenger boats must now dock at the city's mainland industrial port at Marghera, away from the historic centre.more

New Yorkers can now possess and use up to 3 ounces of cannabis under a legalization bill signed Wednesday by Gov. Andrew Cuomo, while sales of recreational-use marijuana won’t become legal for an estimated 18 months until the state draws up regulations.more

The European Union is referring Poland to Europe’s top court over long-standing concerns about respect for the rule of law and the independence of the country’s Supreme Court judges, EU officials said Wednesday.more

Jailed Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny said on Monday he feared being placed in solitary confinement after being accused of several minor infractions of prison rules.more

"Christ rises, Italy does not" - this is the title of the right-wing daily Libero, which is critical of the Italian government, summarized the provisions of the lockdown that will be in force throughout the country during the holidays. The newspaper even states that it will be Easter "in a funeral atmosphere".more

Violence at a third night of protests in Bristol has been condemned as "disgraceful" by Prime Minister Boris Johnson. Ten people were arrested after a Kill the Bill protest ended in scuffles.more

Over 40 percent Poles believe that personal data in Poland is poorly protected, while 37 percent are of the opposite opinion. - results from the Kantar poll. When it comes to protecting personal data, Poles trust banks the most.more

"Stay-local" rules will lift in Wales from Saturday and unrestricted travel within its borders will be allowed.more

Google is acting too slowly in response to reported anti-Semitic "reviews" of users regarding the Auschwitz museum, the company admitted in reaction to the reports of the British daily "The Guardian". The company announced an improvement.more