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GP surgeries will be told to tear up social distancing rules and see more patients face-to-face in a bid to tackle waiting lists.more

In Germany, the parties involved in talks about the possible formation of a new government are in favor of regulating the sale and possession of marijuana. Police warn politicians against legalizing this addictive drug as "it would be the beginning of a dark future."more

The EU is to set out proposals later to address the row about trade in Northern Ireland. The UK wants to change the deal struck as part of the Brexit process to allow goods to circulate more freely between Great Britain and Northern Ireland.more

Ireland's Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe has presented his much leaked budget for 2022 to the Dáil (parliament). Mr Donohoe told the house that the Republic is now entering a "new phase" after the Covid-19 pandemic.more

Prince Harry and Meghan are unlikely to christen their daughter in the UK, according to reports.more

The European Union “will start collapsing” unless it challenges a ruling by Poland’s top court that national legislation trumps European laws, Commission Vice President Věra Jourová said on Monday .more

The UK's failure to do more to stop Covid spreading early in the pandemic was one of the worst ever public health failures, a report by MPs says. The government approach - backed by its scientists - was to try to manage the situation and in effect achieve herd immunity by infection, it said.more

Governor Greg Abbott has issued an executive order banning all entities, including private companies, from enforcing vaccinations in Texas. Mr Abbott, a Republican, has been one of the most vocal US leaders opposed to making coronavirus vaccines mandatory.more

With problems mounting at home, Boris Johnson has reportedly snuck off for a holiday on the south coast of Spain. more

Jailed Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny said on Monday that a prison commission had designated him an extremist and a terrorist. Navalny said on Instagram that he had been summoned before a commission which voted unanimously in favour of the change of status.more

Poles backing EU membership have taken part in protests across the country, amid fears it could leave the bloc.more

European Commission’s Industry Commissioner Thierry Breton said on Monday he did not believe “for one second” there will be a “Polexit” after last week’s ruling by Poland’s Constitutional Tribunal saying parts of EU law are incompatible with the constitution.more

I feel obliged to raise the alarm caused by the decisions of the "pseudo-Tribunal" and the ruling party, which decided to withdraw Poland from the European Union without "beating around the bush". They want to leave the EU to violate citizens' rights and the principles of democracy with impunity, warned Donald Tusk.more

British government demands for changes to the Northern Ireland protocol could "collapse" Britain's relationship with the European Union, warned Irish Foreign Minister Simon Coveney.more

Sebastian Kurz resigned on Saturday as chancellor of Austria. This decision was influenced by the corruption charges and the prosecution's investigation that began this week.more

Police said the woman was standing with her six-year-old son outside an elementary school, but the first-grader refused to enter the school. The woman called the police in the hope that the police would convince her son of the need to attend classes.more

Poland's Senate on Friday adopted a resolution on the continued presence of Poland in the European Union after the country's highest court ruling challenged the supremacy of EU law a day earlier. "The Senate of the Republic of Poland declares that it will guard the national interest, which is the continued presence of Poland in the European Union," the adopted document read.more

The Irish government will support a deal to set a global minimum corporation tax rate for large firms. It means the country increasing its 12.5% rate to 15% for firms with a turnover of more than €750m (£636m).more

The EU will seek to sweeten its package of proposals over the post-Brexit arrangements for Northern Ireland by lifting a prohibition on sausages made in Britain.more

Robust road safety measures, such as a 30 km per hour speed limit and zero-tolerance for drink-driving, are the way to reach zero deaths on EU roads by 2050, say MEPs.more

The government has set out how it intends to tackle Covid in England this winter. more

A US nuclear submarine hit an "unknown object" while submerged in waters in the Asia-Pacific region, injuring a number of sailors, US officials say. It was not clear what caused the incident on Saturday, they said. The submarine remained "fully operational".more

A row between France and the US over a pact that saw Australia scrap a submarine deal with Paris must not drive Nato allies apart, the alliance’s chief said on Thursday. more

Prime Minister’s wife tells Tory conference she is an 'ally' of the LGBT+ community and hails PM's record on equal marriage.more

Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Culture, National Heritage and Sports Piotr Gliński begins a two-day visit to London, during which he will take part in the opening of an exhibition devoted to Young Poland, and will meet representatives of leading art galleries and with Poles.more