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Almost 130 motorists on average are having their vehicles clamped each day in Dublin city. more

The UK government has said rules allowing EU nationals to live and work freely in the UK will end in the event of a no-deal Brexit on 31 October.more

A Muslim convert who joined the Islamic State group as a teenager has had his British citizenship revoked.more

More than 400 crimes have been recorded and 13 people convicted since the introduction of new domestic abuse laws in Scotland.more

Poland and the US have signed an agreement on cooperation in the field of border security and immigration - the Polish embassy in Washington said on Twitter, assessing that this is an "important step" on the US road to lifting the visa requirement for Poles.more

A 250 EUR fine was imposed on a tourist in Agropoli in the south of Italy for walking with a bare torso around this coastal town. This is the first punishment in this city, whose authorities - like many others in the country - have intensified the fight against such customs.more

This week the millionth person was granted status under the EU Settlement Scheme - just five months after the Scheme fully opened.more

A woman who says she was sacked on the same day her family dog died has started a campaign for bereavement leave when employees lose their pets.more

The London Mayor has demanded to know more about facial recognition technology being used at King's Cross.more

Drivers could be banned from using hands-free mobile phones in England and Wales, a group of MPs has suggested.more

As the Queen's powers have been cited in the no-deal Brexit debate, constitutional experts are divided on whether she could intervene to dismiss Boris Johnson and invite a new prime minister to form a government should he lose a vote of no confidence and schedule an election for after the Halloween exit date.more

People born after 1948 can apply for special compensation for sight tired in front of the CRT monitor years ago - you can read in Rzeczpospolita.more

A 92-year-old former SS private will go on trial this fall in Germany on 5,230 counts of being an accessory to murder, accused of helping the Nazis' Stutthof concentration camp function, a Hamburg court said.more

A commuter received £27,602 from Network Rail after "possibly slipping" on pigeon poo at Paddington station.more

Boris Johnson has announced a new fast-track visa route in a bid to attract foreign scientists to the UK.more

In just three weeks - August 29, 2019, the deadline for filing claims for Payment Protection Insurance (PPI) expires - reminds the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA).more

Foreigners have been waiting for years for decisions legalizing their stay and work in Poland. According to the NIK report, which was reached by Dziennik Gazeta Prawna, queues in provincial offices are getting longer. Today, decision making takes officials on average 206 days. Just five years ago, only 64 years ago.more

Golden State Warriors coach Steve Kerr says he thinks all the time about gun violence and mass shootings and how any day someone could walk into a basketball gym and shoot NBA players.more

Mandatory health screenings are to be introduced for people caught in possession of illegal drugs for personal use as part of a series of reforms due to be announced by Government on Friday.more

Facebook refused to accept a Polish lawsuit in connection with blocking the entries of anti-drug activists, citing the lack of lawyers who know Polish, despite the fact that it has about 16 million Polish users with whom it has concluded contracts - the Panoptykon foundation supported by the lawsuit.more

The entrepreneur will register the sale on the smartphone. But the receipt must still be paper - says yesterday's Rzeczpospolita about changes in Polish sales law.more

Thousands of Asda workers are to protest a wave of forced contract changes that could leave many employees worse off.more

EU citizens on the scheme have no documentary evidence to provide border agents, landlords and prospective employers their right to reside in the UK other than a website. Provide a physical document/ID to prove settled status.more

Czesław K., the husband of Grażyna Kuliszewska, whose body was fished in February from the river in Poland, will remain in British custody - the court in London decided.more

Sales of plastic carrier bags in England's largest supermarkets have fallen by 90% since a 5p charge was introduced in 2015, according to Government figures.more