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We're asking local councils twinned with towns in Poland to start active diplomatic engagement to champion equality and human rights in the face of the "LGBT ideology free" zones Poland has created. Local communities in our twinned towns are now under threat, people are discriminated against, and human rights have been attacked.more

Mayoral candidate Laurence Fox today unveiled plans for “Lexit” — allowing London boroughs to opt out of obeying City Hall.more

What in the centenary of the establishment of Northern Ireland unites all residents is their commitment to the peace process, because no one wants to return to the past problems, but how to avoid it is already a controversial issue - says Prof David Phinnemore of Queen's University Belfast.more

Foreign ministers from the world's leading economies will meet in London later for their first face-to-face talks in more than two years.more

The continued peace in Northern Ireland is a credit to its people, the Queen has said. In a message to mark 100 years since the creation of NI, she called it "a significant centenary for both the United Kingdom and Ireland".more

The Prime Ministers of Poland and Lithuania, Mateusz Morawiecki and Ingrida Szimonyte inaugurated today the expansion of the House of Polish Culture in Vilnius - headquarters of TVP Vilnius.more

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Poland reminded that on May 1, 2004, Poland joined the European Union. The ministry tweeted that the focus should be on the future and development of the community.more

Controversy over the renovation of the mansion of British Prime Minister Boris Johnson and his alleged words about "piling up bodies" in the pandemic did not affect the ratings of his Conservative Party, which even increased its lead over the opposition, according to a published poll.more

The private mobile number of British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has been available online for 15 years, British media reported today.more

Arlene Foster's resignation from the position of the head of the government of Northern Ireland and the leader of the Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) will mean a tightening of the party's course, and this may result in another political crisis - says prof. David Phinnemore of Queen's University Belfast.more

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said he would comply with an investigation into the renovation of his Downing Street mansion, but said it was not an issue to worry about.more

From the dynamics of vaccinations that we have managed to obtain, I can conclude that there is a chance to vaccinate all Poles willing to vaccinate even in July, emphasized Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki. When asked about the vaccination passports, he replied that "we will discuss this in Brussels".more

Arlene Foster has announced she is stepping down as leader of the Democratic Unionist party and Northern Ireland’s first minister after a sudden internal party revolt.more

The Electoral Commission has launched an investigation into funding of works on Boris Johnson's Downing Street flat. The spending watchdog said there were "reasonable grounds to suspect that an offence or offences may have occurred".more

The European Parliament has ratified the post-Brexit EU-UK trade deal - a key move to ensure that tariff-and quota-free trade continues. The Trade and Co-operation Agreement (TCA) has been operating provisionally since January. MEPs voted in favour by 660 votes to 5, while 32 abstained.more

Australian Government Home Affairs Secretary Mike Pezzullo warned that democracies should be prepared for the increasing risk of war due to "tyranny threatening freedom". The media saw it as an allusion to communist China.more

Boris Johnson is continuing to face questions over how expensive renovations at his Downing Street flat were paid for. There has been speculation the bill could be as much as £200,000, despite the fact the prime minister only receives an annual public grant of £30,000 to spend on the flat.more

Cabinet meeting minutes published on Monday evening in the latest twist to the childcare benefit cover-up show that several ministers were critical of MPs who wanted more information about the unfolding scandal.more

British historian Roger Moorhouse yesterday criticized Germany's resistance to tightening sanctions against Russia, despite recent Russian provocations on the border with Ukraine and the situation of imprisoned Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny.more

British-Iranian aid worker Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe should not have to spend any more time in jail in Iran, Prime Minister Boris Johnson said on Monday after she was given a new one-year jail term.more

Defence secretary Ben Wallace has denied claims that Boris Johnson said he would rather bodies piled “high in their thousands” than order a third lockdown.more

Shaun Bailey, the Conservative Party's candidate for mayor of London, visited the Polish church in Balham yesterday, which saw an incident on Good Friday when police interrupted the service.more

On Sunday afternoon, a Polish diplomat, seriously ill with COVID-19, flew to Warsaw from India to Warsaw. His four children and his sick pregnant wife were evacuated with him. After arriving in the capital, everyone was taken to an infectious diseases hospital.more

Beijing strongly rejected a motion approved by British lawmakers declaring that China's treatments of Uyghur minorities in the far western Xinjiang region constitutes genocide and crimes against humanity. more

The systematic killing and deportation of more than a million Armenians by Ottoman Empire forces in the early 20th century was “genocide,” the United States formally declared on Saturday, as President Joe Biden used that precise word after the White House had avoided it for decades for fear of alienating ally Turkey.more