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The Supreme Court ruled that if the credit agreement does not stipulate another form, the consumer can communicate with the bank by e-mail - indicates today's Rzeczpospolita.more

The NHS will soon bar discriminatory patients from non-critical care - powers that currently only cover aggression or violence.more

A judge has ordered the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet to pay more than $150,000 for the attorneys' fees of a man who was denied of his request for a license plate that read "IM GOD."more

Donald Trump offered Julian Assange a pardon if he would say Russia was not involved in leaking Democratic party emails, a court in London has been told.more

In Poland the retention of a driving license will result in a suspension of entitlements. A driver who still gets behind the wheel will be exposed to a fine 10 times higher - the Polish daily "Dziennik Gazeta Prawna" reports.more

The Home Secretary has conceded that her parents would not have been allowed into the UK under her new immigration rules.more

Banks with pain, but they have adapted to the requirement arising from the ruling of the Court of Justice of the European Union - reports "Dziennik Gazeta Prawna" today. It is a refund of commission in the event of faster loan repayment.more

In 2020, only a few apartment owners should pay an annual fee for the liquidated legal title to real estate - writes Tuesday "Rzeczpospolita. And, he adds," difficult cases "remain.more

Londoners who are heartbroken over Brexit should be allowed to keep their EU citizenship, Sadiq Khan suggests.more

Islamic faith marriages are not valid under English law, the court of appeal has ruled, in a blow to thousands of Muslim women who have no rights when it comes to divorce. The judgment, delivered on Friday, overturned an earlier high court ruling that an Islamic marriage, known as a nikah, fell within the scope of English matrimonial law.more

Frustrated Maciej Ozdoba has lived in Scotland for 16 years but was left in the dark for nearly a year due to the under-fire 'settled status' scheme.more

Emergency legislation designed to end the release of people convicted of terrorism offences halfway through their sentence has been approved by MPs.more

The British media regulator Ofcom will be given the power to watch if social media such as Facebook or Twitter remove dangerous and harmful content quickly enough and to impose penalties on it if they don't, the government announced.more

The British government brought a bill to the House of Commons that would prevent automatic conditional release from prison of persons convicted of terrorism. The government wants it to enter into force before the release of another such person is scheduled for the end of February.more

New powers will be given to the watchdog Ofcom to force social media firms to act over harmful content.more

The Madrid Criminal and Administrative Court (Audiencia Nacional) ruled that breaks resulting from employees leaving for coffee or a cigarette cannot be counted as working time and should be worked out.more

Belfast couple Robyn Peoples and Sharni Edwards make history after law change.more

Spanish legislators are debating a draft bill that could see the country become the seventh in the world to decriminalise euthanasia, overcoming years of opposition from the Roman Catholic Church and conservative politicians.more

The new regulations on canonical preparation for marriage, which will come into force from June 1 this year, do not provide for revolutionary changes - said Fr. Piotr Majer, professor at the Pontifical University of John Paul II.more

Lawyers representing the mothers of ten children, whose fathers were members of the so-called Islamic State (IS), asked bailiffs to force the government to pay a fine of 5,000 Euro per day for each day the authorities do not organize the return of children from Syria to Belgium.more

Shamima Begum has lost the first stage of her appeal against the government's decision to remove her UK citizenship. more

An emergency law ending automatic early release must be passed by 27 February to prevent six terror suspects walking free from prison within weeks, the Government has warned.more

Composed of the head of the political groups and the President of the EP, the Conference of Presidents of the European Parliament decided on Thursday to add to the agenda next week's plenary session an item on the rule of law in Poland - sources from the EP said. more

The Cabinet on Tuesday approved bills to urge businesses to let employees work until age 70, as the country seeks to expand the working population to cover rising social security costs amid the rapid graying of society.more

A South Korean court has told a local match organiser to compensate two fans after Cristiano Ronaldo did not play in a Juventus friendly as advertised.more