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British "Financial Times" estimated that the reform of the Supreme Court regulations in Poland is "complementing the creeping takeover of the judicial system by the governing Law and Justice" and constitutes a challenge to the fundamental values of the EU. He also criticized the community that "it can not enforce anything".more

At least 40 secondary schools in England have banned girls from wearing skirts, an analysis of uniform policies across the country reveals. more

Operator Camelot has reassured punters and said they will still be able to buy tickets for the lottery draw after the breakaway. A spokesman told Daily Star Online membership of the EU is not a requirement in order to participate in the popular draw.more

Tanners who plan on sunbathing naked in their gardens should let their neighbours know beforehand to avoid breaking the law, say police.more

"Poles deserve an independent judiciary, whoever attacks or wants to undermine an independent judiciary in Poland damages Poles" -Donald Tusk said.more

Home Secretary Sajid Javid yesterday unveiled a "generous" post-Brexit pathway for EU migrants to remain in Britain. But within hours it emerged that Brussels was considering charging British holidaymakers up to £50 to visit the Continent if trade talks collapse.more

Government urged to stop 'shamelessly profiteering' from immigration charges amid warnings UK-born children are being subjected to same injustices as Windrush generation.more

Border officials found a child hidden under packets of crisps stuffed into a suitcase after spotting his arm sticking out. more

Fines against gambling operators in the UK have risen from £1.6 million to £18 million in a year as the regulator cracks down on money laundering and unfair practices.more

The NHS is to be able to recruit thousands more medical staff from abroad, after the Government announced a relaxation on visas.more

The prosecution for manslaughter of David Duckenfield, the former South Yorkshire police chief superintendent who was in command when 96 people were killed during the 1989 FA Cup semi-final at Hillsborough, is to continue to trial, a judge has ruled.more

A suspected drug dealer will have to prove that Poland's judicial system is so flawed that he will not be able to get a fair trial if he is extradited from Ireland to his home country, an advocate general of the European Court of Justice said Thursday.more

From October 1 this year, drivers will be able to drive without proof of registration and civil liability - said the Minister of Digital Affairs Marek Zagórski yesterday. He added that the resort is also working on ensuring that drivers do not have to have their driving license with them.more

Gardaí have made 36 arrests for begging in Cork City so far this month as part of a crackdown on a new wave of 'commercial begging' activity in the city centre. They have warned that arrests alone won't eliminate the problem, with a high rate of recidivism and increased Garda activity in one area displacing the problem to other areas.more

There has been a substantial rise in the number of Britons who think cannabis use for medicinal purposes should be made legal, according to a Sky Data poll.more

Vaping has become wildly popular in UK prisons with 65,000 refill and e-cigarettes sales in jails every week.more

A woman who knew about her friend's plot to launch a knife attack in Westminster has been sentenced to two years and four months in prison. Khawla Barghouthi, 21, also faces deportation to Tunisia after she admitted failing to disclose Rizlaine Boular's Islamic State-inspired plan to authoritmore

A judge has ruled Uber 'fit and proper' by granting the taxi firm a 15-month probationary licence to operate in London.more

The trains are failing, the moors are burning and people are collapsing left right and centre. So naturally with the heatwave in full swing people want to be outside enjoying the sunshine and are asking their bosses how hot does it have to be for you to be able to leave work.more

Men wearing kilts will also be protected by plans for a ban on upskirting in England and Wales, it has been disclosed in the Lords. more

Uber's appeal to overturn a decision to strip it of its London licence will begin on Monday.more

Ryanair want to ban the sale of alcoholic drinks at airports before 10am after three bachelor party pals caused a flight from Dublin to Ibiza to divert to Paris.more

Under draft plans drawn up by the European Commission (EC), once Britain is no longer an EU member, we may be put on either the 'visa required' or the 'visa free' list. more

Around a fifth (19%) of motorists have taken penalty points for another driver, a survey suggests.more

British Deputy Interior Minister Caroline Nokes expressed her hope that the details of the EU citizens' registration process presented yesterday would "assure Poles and their families that they could still live in Britain" after Brexit.more