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76% Europeans believe that homosexual and bisexual people should have the same rights as heterosexuals. In the case of Poland, this percentage is 49 percent. and is one of the lowest in the EU - according to a Eurobarometer survey published by the European Commission.more

We live in busy times, often without time for anything. According to the survey, Poles lose it the most while standing in traffic jams and putting things away for later. This, in turn, contributes to being late and wasting time on non-essential activities.more

Spain is demanding reciprocity from the United Kingdom in one of the most sensitive aspects of Brexit: treatment of its migrants.more

Poles say slightly more often that things are going wrong in Poland than in the right direction. Two-fifths of respondents think so (40 percent) - according to the September report of Kantar Polska.more

Already over 40 percent Poles reach for used books or clothes, and almost 60 percent - for cars. Second-hand items are no longer a shame, but sometimes even pride - writes yesterday's "Rzeczpospolita".more

Dublin's Stoneybatte district has been given the title of Ireland's "coolest" neighbourhood" and ranks in the top 50 in the world, according to Time Out magazine. more

Ryanair pilots - who are members of the British Airline Pilots' Association (BALPA) - are striking over pay and benefits.more

Stalkers, domestic abusers and paedophiles face having their jail sentences increased if victims or members of the public complain their punishment is too lenient as the government continues to roll out its tough-on-crime agenda.more

Would you sacrifice your nationality to secure the rights guaranteed to EU citizens?more

The percentage of Ukrainian workers who would like to permanently move to Poland has increased - pointed out the second edition of the sociological survey "Ukrainians on the Polish labor market".more

Around this time of year as regular as clockwork we start seeing the large house spiders walk around and that's what people tend to get quite excited by.more

Body scanners designed to detect guns, knives and explosive devices concealed under clothing will be deployed by police for the first time today. more

Women are often the brunt of stereotypical jokes when it comes to driving ability but new research which analysed a drivers habits over six months using a "smart driver" tool has shown that Irish females are actually better drivers than their male counterparts.more

Hundreds of patients have suffered due to NHS blunders so serious they should never happen, new data shows.more

From 201 to 300 PLN per month it will spend 24 percent families on extracurricular activities of the child; residents of the metropolis spend the most, even PLN 1,500 - according to the report "Poles own portfolio - family at school". The most popular are sport activities, English and music.more

On the third day of his visit to Madagascar, Pope Francis visited today a charity center near the capital of Antananarivo, founded by his compatriot, the Argentine missionary father Pedro Opka. "Poverty is not a fatal destiny," he said.more

During the ongoing crisis around Brexit in Great Britain, surveys indicate that early elections, which Prime Minister Boris Johnson wants to call, may not solve the problems, but even deepen them. more

A 24-year-old from Catalonia who sued his divorced parents after they refused to keep supporting him financially, lost his case because a judge ruled "relatives cannot be expected to maintain the illusions or expectations" of someone who is an adult.more

Brits have rated themselves as the worst-behaved country abroad, a recent YouGov survey shows.more

Just under half of UK parents, 49%, think their child's school should ban mobile phones, a survey by price comparison site uSwitch suggests.more

More pharmacies in England will start offering people free, on-the-spot heart check-ups from next month.more

Amazon Marketplace and eBay are "rife" with unsafe phone chargers and travel adapters that have the potential to cause electric shocks and start fires, the consumer body Which? has warnedmore

The World Health Organization (WHO) is asking governments to invest in drinking water supplies. According to a statement published in Geneva, the situation is catastrophic for millions of people.more

Amsterdam is the safest city in Europe and Tokyo in the world - said a group of experts from the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU), which deals with forecasting, research and economic analysis. The annual report examined the ability of cities to deal with any type of problem - from natural disasters to cyber attacks. more

A £3m grant to help UK nationals living in the EU with residency applications has been set up by the government.more