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The Polish embassy in Great Britain urges Poles to make Polish biometric passports as soon as possible. This is extremely important in connection with the upcoming Brexit.more

The Ministry of Digitalization in Poland has concluded an agreement with Facebook that will allow for the review of a negative decision on blocking the content and blocking the account. According to the Ministry of Digitization, Poland is the first country in which this possibility was introduced.more

Landlords and their agents should not seek photographs and PPS numbers from prospective tenants in advance of a lease being signed, the Data Protection Commission has warned.more

The Home Office has admitted making errors in refusing settlement visas to professional migrants because of discrepancies in their tax affairs after an internal review found rules had been wrongly applied.more

The Houses of Parliament should become a vape-friendly zone, as part of efforts to make vaping more acceptable around the workplace, MPs have said.more

The British Supreme Court has rejected an attempt to dismiss the Ministry for exit from the European Union against the Scottish court's decision to refer to the EU Court of Justice questions about the possibility of the country's unilateral withdrawal from the process of leaving the Community.more

Tens of thousands of UK workers do not have access to decent toilets, Britain's biggest trade union has said.more

Britain's biggest speed camera can catch drivers using their phones from 1,000 metres away. The massive speed trap is being called 'The Long Ranger' and has just been unveiled by police in Gloucester. more

EE and Virgin Media have been fined £13.3m by the telecoms regulator for overcharging customers wanting to leave broadband and phone contracts early.more

A Flybe pilot was fired from job after he developed fear of flying and experienced panic attacks before flights for four years. First officer Matthew Guest has now won a claim for unfair dismissal after the budget airline, for which he worked for almost a decade, gave him marching orders due to his phobia. more

HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) have seized an estimated ten tonnes of loose tobacco and 411,000 cigarettes in the Newry area.more

The big animatronic ape is out and about raising awareness about deforestation following Iceland's banned Christmas advert.more

EU nationals will need to pay a £25 fee to apply for 'settled status' and maintain their rights to live and work in Jersey post-Brexit, the Home Affairs Minister has said.more

NHS hospitals are paying six-figures sums to secure the rights of critical employees to continue working in the UK after Brexit, it has been confirmed, in a move which illustrates the depth of concern in the health service about availability of talent once the UK leaves the European Union.more

A traffic warden slapped a ticket on a police car after he found it parked in a disabled bay during a non-emergency call. A video showed people gathering around to witness the penalty being issued in Brentwood, Essex, on Tuesday, and they all seemed to be delighted.more

San Francisco, Tel Aviv and Paris are just some of the cities that have been overrun with dockless, electric scooters. Now London could be next in line. Sort of.more

Meanwhile, 1,400 lawyers have signed a letter calling for another EU referendum to be held. Among the signatories of the letter are Labour peer Baroness Kennedy QC, former Court of Appeal judge Konrad Schiemann and David Edward, a former judge at the European Court of Justice.more

All day drinking sessions could be banned at UK airports under new government plans.more

One of the biggest café chains has said its stores can ban children from consuming caffeine.more

The number of British residents applying for Irish passports has almost doubled since the Brexit referendum, new figures show.more

The former Arsenal striker Nicklas Bendtner has been convicted of assaulting a taxi driver and sentenced to 50 days in jail, but walked free from the Copenhagen city courtroom pending an appeal hearing.more

The British High Court rejected the applications of Poles who appealed for withdrawal from extradition to Poland due to the threat of the rule of law. As noted, no "extraordinary circumstances" were found in their cases that would justify such a decision.more

In Lithuania, the use of telephones at pedestrian crossings was prohibited. The fine for using the cell on the belts is between 20 and 40 euros.more

Ryanair's latest bag policy is set to come into force today - meaning you will have to pay to take extra hand luggage.more

Medicinal cannabis products can now be legally prescribed to some patients across the UK for the first time. more