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British parliamentarians demanded Facebook's explanation of the inconsistency of the company's testimonies related to the Cambridge Analytica affair before the US Securities and Exchange Commission and the House of Commons of the UK Parliament.more

For the first time in years, there have been drivers after alcohol - they are significantly, because by 3.2 thousand. more than in the same period last year - said Rzeczpospolita. The newspaper informs that, according to experts, Poles drink more and this is visible.more

Legislation is to be brought forward to ban the sale of tobacco products from from self-service vending machines and at locations intended for children and events organised for children.more

Mayor of London Sadiq Khan has claimed the Government's proposed working visa salary threshold of £30,000 "would prevent recruitment" of EU migrants.more

British cyber expert and WannaCry conqueror Marcus Hutchins has been spared jail time in the US.more

A group of cross-party MPs who've been on a fact-finding trip to Canada predict the UK will fully legalise cannabis use within five to ten years.more

Every year, airlines and airport operators lose 25 pieces of luggage. Statistically, one passenger on every second plane leaves the airport without a suitcase - today's "Puls Biznesu" alarms.more

The devastating toll of false claims made by a former nurse who fabricated allegations about a murderous VIP paedophile ring in Westminster has been laid bare as he was jailed for 18 years.more

A maet factory worker has been jailed for nine years for using his boning knife to kill his housemate after losing hundreds of euro to him in poker.more

An eight-year-old boy whose stomach and groin was scalded when hot chocolate spilled over him on a Ryanair flight, has been awarded damages of €25,000 in the Circuit Civil Court.more

From 1 January 2020, taxpayers and payers will settle accounts with the tax authorities through their own individual bank accounts. At the beginning, thanks to them you will be able to regulate PIT, CIT, VAT and non-tax receivables, eg a stamp duty - reported Dziennik Gazeta Prawna.more

The judgment of the Court of Justice of the European Union in the case of franchisees will probably be made after the holidays - the source said in the CJEU. It was emphasized that the case is considered in the ordinary procedure.more

The UK gambling watchdog has told MPs that it does not currently oversee the purchase of in-game content like Fifa player packs and video game loot boxes.more

A woman was scalped and had her thumb amputated after her hair was trapped in a machine at a flooring and mouldings factory, a court has heard.more

A toxic culture of sexual harassment is prevalent in McDonald's stores in the UK, with predatory employees moved to different stores rather than being sacked, according to workers.more

The administration of US President Donald Trump announced on Monday that it will vastly extend the authority of immigration officers to deport migrants without allowing them to appear before judges, its second major policy shift on immigration in eight days.more

Prosecutors in Las Vegas say that Juventus star Cristiano Ronaldo will not face criminal charges over allegations he raped a woman at a Las Vegas hotel in 2009.more

The mayors of London, Manchester, Liverpool and Sheffield have called on the government to press ahead with reforms to the Gender Recognition Act (GRA) and allow trans and non-binary to determine their own gender identity.more

Citizens of Trieste are planning a protest on Saturday to claim their "right to nap in a hammock" in the northern Italian city's popular seafront pine forest area, Barcola, after an Austrian tourist was fined €300 for sleeping in one.more

British Deputy Interior Minister for Immigration Caroline Nokes appeals to Poles living in Great Britain not to submit during registration in the settlement system and to secure their rights after the planned Brexit.more

The home secretary, Sajid Javid, will say in a speech that public figures must moderate their language as part of the fight against extremism, noting that he "knows what it's like to be told to go back to where I came from".more

France and Germany have requested at the General Affairs Council to organize another hearing regarding the rule of law in Poland after the holidays. The deputy head of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Konrad Szymański informed that Poland is ready to provide information, but does not see the need for a new hearing.more

New drivers could be banned from travelling at night as part of plans to improve road safety in England.more

The European Commission has started the second stage of the proceedings against Poland in connection with the violation of EU law on the new disciplinary system for judges. This is a step towards referring the case to the EU Court of Justice.more

The brother of Manchester suicide bomber Salman Abedi will appear in court today after being extradited from Libya over his alleged involvement in the terror attack.more