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"As a citizen I look at what is happening with disgust, as a Catholic with sadness," former president of the Constitutional Tribunal, prof. Andrzej Rzepliński.more

More than half of the citizens sympathize with the protests, but many of them do not believe in the success of the social opposition movement, "Gazeta Wyborcza" writes today, citing the results of a poll conducted by Kantar for the daily.more

Bristol has moved itself into a new coronavirus alert level it called ‘tier 1 plus’, despite the Government saying it doesn’t exist.more

Britain will do everything it can to avoid ordering a second national COVID-19 lockdown because it believes it will do more harm than good to the country, a minister said on Thursday.more

Together with experts, it is necessary to prepare a solution that will protect children - for example with Down syndrome - but also will not expose women to suffering, which will bring social peace; I am ready to get involved in work on it, declared President Andrzej Duda yesterday.more

The sanitary services of the Spanish autonomous communities warn that small family groups and friends can be a dangerous source of coronavirus infections.more

During the lockdown, almost every second Pole experienced exhaustion and a physical or mental crisis. Most, however, are satisfied with their lives, and about half - also with their sex life - said Prof. Zbigniew Izdebski.more

More than 60 million pre-election votes have been cast, and 33 states have surpassed their pre-election vote totals from 2016, according to data from CNN, Edison Research and Catalist. more

Thousands of angry Italians took to the streets of Turin, Milan, Naples, Palermo, and Rome on Monday night to protest the early closing of bars and restaurants and the shuttering of gyms and theaters as the country slips further into chaos as it tries to mitigate the spread of COVID-19.more

The Post Office is to cut a third of its cash machines in the next 18 months with 600 ATMs to be shut by March 2022.more

At 6 p.m. at the Polish embassy in London, another protest was announced against the Constitutional Tribunal's verdict on abortion. According to participants' information, up to 2,000 people showed up at the previous protest that took place on Saturday. more

Certainly, there will be no improvement so that we can think about Christmas in a traditional way - said Minister of Health Adam Niedzielski in an interview published today in "Fakt".more

Britain’s oldest person has died in a care home at the age of 112, her family have confirmed. more

In 13 EU Member States, a majority of respondents has a positive image of the EU, with the highest proportions observed in Ireland (71%), Poland and Portugal (both 55%). more

Thousands of women are protesting against Poland's new abortion laws in cities across the country.more

Sunday, October 25 will see the clocks going back an hour at 2am across Britiain as the nation reverts back to GMTmore

Prezeska Fundacji "Domy Wspólnoty Chleb Życia", która słynie z opieki nad ludźmi odrzuconymi społecznie, napisała emocjonalny post na swoim profilu na Facebooku. To jej reakcja na wyrok Trybunału Konstytucyjnego, który uznał za niezgodną z prawem aborcję z powodu trwałych i nieodwracalnych wad płodu. more

Just one in seven rape survivors believe they will receive justice by reporting a rape, according to a survey by the victims’ commissioner.more

The idea of a normal Christmas is a "fiction" and Scots should prepare for digital celebrations, national clinical director Jason Leitch has said.more

Britain has announced details of a new visa for Hong Kong people who hold British National (Overseas) passports and close family members, confirming their right to work or study in the UK for up to five years as a pathway to full citizenship.more

For now, what we want to do is "almost lockdown" - said the Prime Minister's chief advisor for the fight against COVID-19, Prof. Andrzej Horban. He announced that people after the age of 70 will be asked to stay indoors and not leave unless necessary. He confirmed that further restrictions on the operation of the catering industry are planned.more

Some 12 million people in Britain are likely to struggle with bills and loan repayments as the COVID-19 pandemic continues to wreak economic havoc, a Financial Conduct Authority survey tracking consumer financial resilience showed on Thursday.more

Pope Francis has given his most explicit support to same-sex civil unions in a move that is likely to further enrage his conservative opponents in the Catholic church.more

Younger people have shown lower faith in a democracy compared to any other age group - with millennials all over the world more disillusioned than their predecessors at the same stage in life.more

The virus did not become more dangerous, people started to downplay it - assessed Dr. Piotr Rzymski from the Medical University of Poznań. "Observing the situation in Poland and the dynamics of its changes, I have the impression that the health care system is getting closer and closer to the wall" - he added.more