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Uber sprinkles his head with ash and implements in Poland a pioneering package of solutions for drivers, which - as they say in the concern - will allow them to regain their lost trust. But this may be too late - we read in today's edition of Rzeczpospolita.more

Over 54 percent Poles believe that criminal law should be strengthened to reduce the level of crime in our country - according to research carried out by Kantar Publimore

The European Commission believes that even one million vehicles are illegally scrapped annually in Poland. Domestic experts, on the other hand, estimate their number at 600,000.more

Brexit will mean that 3m EU nationals living in the UK must apply to the EU registration scheme for permission to remain and retain their legal rights. This is no small undertaking, and could lead to the inadvertent creation of an underclass of illegal EU citizens in the UK. more

David Beckham faces a driving ban after being caught on his mobile phone while driving his Bentley.more

A surprise court ruling has revived the possibility of a £14bn lawsuit against credit card firm Mastercard.more

Legal aid has been granted for Shamima Begum - who joined the Islamic State group aged 15 - to fight the decision to revoke her UK citizenship.more

Private landlords will no longer be able to evict tenants at short notice without good reason under new government plans.more

Julian Assange would cooperate with Swedish authorities if they reopen a rape case against him but will continue to resist any bid to extradite him to the United States, his lawyer said Sunday.more

More than 400,000 European nationals have applied to secure their stay in the UK after Brexit, the Home Office has disclosed. The number of applications received by the EU settlement scheme has increased by about 200,000 since it went live at the end of last month.more

The Home Office has apologised to hundreds of EU nationals for breaching their data by accidentally sharing their email addresses.more

Upskirting is now a criminal offence in England and Wales after a campaign by a woman targeted at a music festival.more

hey will check that applicants have the required documentation and assist with scanning and uploading anything necessary to complete the online form, including photo ID. There is no charge for this service, but advance booking is necessary.more

Divorce laws in England and Wales are to be overhauled so couples can split faster and, it is hoped, with less acrimony.more

Fiat Chrysler (FCA) says a plan the firm has agreed with Tesla will help them avoid paying fines for violating new European Union emissions rules.more

Penalties for online platforms, or even blocking them for the lack of response to illegal content, are predicted by draft legislation presented on Monday by the Ministry of Digital Affairs, Media and Sport Culture (DCMS) and the Interior Ministry Department of the United Kingdom. UK.more

Polish immigrants, if they still have an account in a Polish bank, can discover a bailiff's blockade, even if they know nothing about claims.more

The Home Office should consider scrapping controversial immigration fees charged to children from families who can't afford it and refund profits made from failed citizenship applications, according to an official watchdog.more

The United Kingdom wants to introduce regulations that charge Internet business bosses with criminal liability for harmful content on their social platforms - the daily Guardian reported, citing government documents to which he had access.more

A former personal assistant to JK Rowling has been ordered to pay almost £19,000 to the Harry Potter author after fraudulently using her credit card.more

At the moment, the UK's right to fly, not just to the rest of the European Union but to 44 other countries it has deals with, is governed by EU law. Could planes be left grounded if the country leaves the EU without a deal?more

A Polish man has become the latest person to be awarded five-figure damages by the High Court for unlawful detention after being found sleeping rough.more

A North Sea recruiter has been blasted for posting a job advert which "unlawfully" discriminated against Polish workers. The Scottish and UK Governments last night condemned Ryan Ship Management's behaviour after it emerged the firm had publicised a notice stating they were looking to "avoid" Polish contractors "as much as possible".more

Ryanair and Wizz Air may not have to pay hefty fines over their cabin bag policies after all. Italian watchdog AGCM initially imposed huge fines on the budget carriers earlier this year - €3million for Ryanair and €1million for Wizz Air - over their cabin bag rules.more

EU citizens in Britain could be denied access to benefits such as council housing and social security payments after Brexit, a report has warned.more