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The Polish social cinema POSK Cinema at the Polish Social and Cultural Center (POSK) in London was voted the best social cinema in Great Britain.more

People were eager to get out to bars and clubs last night, with the prospect of a potential second national lockdown looming.more

It is “increasingly likely” that lockdown restrictions will soon be needed to slow the spread of coronavirus in London, the capital’s mayor has warned. London mayor Sadiq Khan said he was of the “firm view” that action should be taken before the virus spirals out of control, and leaders were considering measures already imposed in other parts of the UK.more

Boris Johnson will spend the weekend considering whether to tighten Covid-19 measures in England, after saying the UK was "now seeing a second wave". The government is understood to be looking at a ban on households mixing, and reducing opening hours for pubs and restaurants.more

Harvey Weinstein, a former US film producer who is currently serving a 23-year prison sentence for rape and sexual assault, was stripped of his 2004 Order of the British Empire by the Queen, it was announced.more

A Fianna Fáil MEP has hit back at a senior Polish politician that attacked Ireland for improving LGBT rights. Billy Kelleher's intervention comes after former Polish Prime Minister Jaroslaw Kaczynski claimed Ireland has become a "Catholic wilderness with rampant LGBT ideology".more

Following the words of Interior Minister Gerald Darmanin about the "ferocity" of French society, there is a public debate about the increase in the number of acts of violence, as reflected in police statistics.more

Friends of the Earth, in collaboration with People's Postcode Lottery, announced that there is a growing number of people who do not have access to green spaces in their area. As indicated, this problem is especially noticeable in places inhabited by ethnic minorities.more

New England-wide measures which could see hospitality businesses shut are being considered by the UK government to slow a surge of coronavirus cases.more

Almost two million people in north-east England will be banned from mixing with other households and pubs will close early as coronavirus cases rise.more

The European Union wants to introduce solutions that violate the Polish constitution by pushing for the postulates of the LGBT community, the Polish daily "Nasz Dziennik" reports.more

Julia is the most popular name for daughters, and Antoni for sons, chosen by Polish parents in the first half of this year, the Ministry of Digitization informed.more

Significant further restrictions on our freedom to mix with people, in social or work settings, could be introduced in a fortnight, if the “rule of six” does not lead to behavioural change and a flattening of the coronavirus infection rate.more

Almost 40 percent of Russian citizens think that Russia should regain its status of a superpower, suggests a recent opinion poll by the Russia Public Opinion Research Center (WCIOM). more

The French Minister for Citizenship, Marlene Schiappa, ordered the prefects to shorten the naturalization procedures for foreigners who "deservedly contributed to the fight against Covid-19".more

Addiction services in England could struggle to cope with "soaring" numbers of people misusing alcohol, the Royal College of Psychiatrists is warning.more

Britain’s largest food bank network has warned that UK destitution rates will double by Christmas alongside an explosion in demand for charity food parcels, as coronavirus job and income support schemes are wound down.more

Brits made the most of the glorious weather by packing out the beaches, parks and bars yesterday before the new ‘rule of six’ comes into force today.more

Pubs and bars across England were packed last night as Brits hit the town for one final blowout before the new ‘rule of six’.more

Households in Birmingham have been banned from mixing in new lockdown measures announced following a spike in coronavirus cases. more

Life expectancy is increasing and the Polish population will get older. It is worth making young people realize that in their generation, reaching 100 years will not be so rare. And what life after the 1970s will look like depends, among others, on from their decisions made today - emphasizes demographer Irena E. Kotowska.more

Social gatherings of more than six people will be illegal in England from Monday - with some exemptions - amid a steep rise in coronavirus cases.more

A Leicestershire council has expressed concern over possible anti-LGBT policies in a Polish twin town.more

The government has announced emergency action to try and stem a feared autumn resurgence of coronavirus, tightening laws to ban virtually all gatherings of more than six people in England.more

Radio Free Europe resumed broadcasting in Hungary yesterday, the media group Radio Free Europe / Radio Liberty (RFE / RL) informed, pointing to the deterioration of press freedom in this country.more