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Theresa May's decision to scrap the fee for EU nationals to apply for stay in the UK after Brexit will cost up to £1.95m in refunds, the Lib Dems say. EU citizens who want to continue living in the UK after 30 June 2021 were facing a £65 fee.more

Strengthening penalties for the most serious crimes brings the Polish Penal Code closer to solutions functioning in many European Union countries - informs the Communication and Promotion Office of the Ministry of Justice.more

EU citizens to receive settled status guidance from charities and NFP organisations who apply to become dedicated / specialist OISC immigration advisers.more

More than 3.5 million people have still not completed their 2017 to 2018 tax returns. And with only one week to go before the January 31 deadline, they are fast running out of time. Slightly more than eight million people have already filed their self-assessment returns, HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) said. more

A no-deal Brexit could leave a reported 3.5 million Britons with valid passports unable to travel to some European countries including France and Spain.more

One of the UK's major bookmakers is to close nearly half its betting shops as it saw its profits tumble and braces for a hit from the Government's crackdown on fixed-odds betting terminals.more

The EC wants the rules for issuing "golden passports" and "golden visas" in the EU to be more transparent. He has concerns about corruption and money laundering when they are granted. Although she has no competence in this area, she wants EU countries to deal with it.more

A woman on rent supplement payments who was "placed under severe financial pressure" as a result of an eviction row has been awarded 5,000 euro by the Workplace Relations Commission. more

Norwegian child-care service Barnevernet operates in each of over 400 municipalities in Norway, also accepting anonymous information about ill-treatment of minors in families. A child can be taken away from his parents suddenly, without their consent, and their place of stay is kept confidential.more

Eight Polish people in two cars that collided in Lusk, Co Dublin, lodged personal injury claims totalling almost 500,000 euro Circuit Court President Mr Justice Raymond Groarke was told yesterday.more

Think-tank British Future warned that of the 3.5 million Europeans currently living in the UK, one third could struggle to properly make an application.more

Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA) is now issuing fines to trucks equipped with curtains in the windows. Truckers risk 100 pound fine in the United Kingdom for covering the side window with curtains, according to the bigtruck.nl, the Dutch transport portal. more

The Dáil is to debate a bill this week that aims to restore citizenship rights to those born in Ireland. Solidarity TDs today launched the Irish Nationality and Citizenship Bill which is due to be debated on Thursday. more

The Home Office has been ordered to pay £90,000 in damages to a homeless Polish couple who were unlawfully detained for more than five months due to rough sleeping.more

Irish Insurers and brokers are getting ready to issue so-called 'green cards' to motorists planning to travel to the UK, including to Northern Ireland, from the beginning of March in what will be one of the first tangible impacts a no-deal Brexit is likely to have.more

Snow and ice will hit parts of the UK over the next few days. That could make getting to work pretty difficult, or impossible. That's why it's important to know what your rights are when it comes to attending work in severe weather.more

A Polish deli in Witney has been stripped of its alcohol licence after it was caught selling 'smuggled' cigarettes in a council sting.more

McDonald's has lost its trademark of the Big Mac name to an Irish restaurant chain called Supermac's. The Irish company accused the global fast-food giant of 'trademark bullying' because its use of the Big Mac and Mc trademarks prevented it from expanding into the UK and Europe.more

Europeans are the most afraid of leaving the EU without agreement. "Will the years of work in the UK be in vain?" - wonder the Poles in Great Britain.more

The single-use plastics directive is aimed at cutting down on the most common forms of litter.more

A group of MPs and campaigners are calling for misogyny to be made a hate crime. A letter by gender equality the Fawcett Society urges police to criminalise prejudice against women. more

The British government's Policy Paper on Citizens' Rights sets out to "remove any ambiguity": EU citizens and their family members living in the UK will be "welcome to stay" and "able to work, study, and access benefits and services" on the same basis as now, in the event of a no-deal Brexit.more

Expats told to swap UK licences for European ones before 29 March if there is no deal.more

The government is set to press ahead with minimum unit pricing for alcohol, despite previously indicating that the measure would be introduced at the same time as Northern Ireland.more

European Union officials are examining plans to delay Brexit until 2020 after Germany and France indicated their willingness to extend withdrawal negotiations amid British political turmoil, The Times newspaper reported.more