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The Supreme Court has ruled that workplace tribunal fees are unlawful, forcing the Government to repay more than £27m forked out by employees for cases around unfair dismal, discrimination and other workplace issues since July 2013.more

David Pointer, of Dickens Dell, Totton, was alleged to have made "racial" slurs against colleague Marcin Dalek after a discussion on Brexit "got heated". more

A 40-year-old man caught trying to smuggle 14,000 Polish cigarettes into the country at Sheffield Doncaster Airport has been jailed for over a year. On February 14 this year, Woljchiech Greda arrived at Doncaster Sheffield Airport on a return flight from Gdansk with some 14,000 cigarettes he had brought with him from his native Poland.more

You may think you're a law-abiding citizen, but sadly, you're wrong. Think again, because we're a nation of petty criminals, with the average Brit committing around 32 different 'offenses' every year. more

The association representing Ireland's judges has expressed "grave concern" over challenges to the independence of their Polish counterparts. Echoing similar warning to judges across Europe, the Association of Judges of Ireland executive said that mutual recognition was dependent on the clear independence of the judiciaries in both territories.more

Polish President Andrzej Duda has announced he is vetoing a controversial law to replace Supreme Court judges with government nominees.more

Heiko Maas warns Poland about possible consequences in future, which can lead to isolation of whole country in the EU.more

20 drivers, who filmed an accident on motorway in Bavaria, received a fine of 60 euros. more

A five-year-old girl was fined £150 by a council for selling 50p cups of lemonade to festival goers.more

In London, £95,000 will no longer get you anywhere to live, but it is just enough for this delightful 132sq ft garage in Earls Court. more

Poland has moved a step closer to a showdown with Brussels, after its Senate on Saturday voted through a Supreme Court bill that critics fear will undermine the independence of the judiciary.more

"The UK government knows the importance of the rule of law" and hopes to resolve the dispute between the European Commission and Poland".more

Europeans often hid in plain sight as Latin Americans, Asians and others living illegally in America were sent packing. But now they're starting to realize they are not immune to President Donald Trump's crackdown on illegal immigration, and they're worried.more

A 30-year-old woman who drove a man who loved her into a deep harbour, where he drowned, has opened an appeal against her conviction. Marta Herda, of Pairc Na Saile, Emoclew Road, Arklow, Co Wicklow, knew her passenger could not swim when she drove her Volkswagen Passat through the crash barriers at South Quay, Arklow shortly before 6am on March 26, 2013.more

There are 120 sex offenders living in communities across the country and being monitored as part of their post-release supervision programming. The 120 subject to post-supervision orders represent an increase of six on the total for this time last year.more

The first steps in forcing porn websites to check that users are over 18 are being announced by ministers this week.more

Thousands of Poles have held rallies in the capital Warsaw and other cities to condemn a controversial reform of the judiciary. more

SPD candidate Martin Schulz intends to make EU financial aid available to Member States from their approval of receiving refugees.more

Every street in Dublin will be assigned their own Garda by the end of the year, according to Assistant Commissioner Pat Leahy. As part of a new community policing plan, an officer will be in charge of liaising with locals on a particular street.more

The political leaders of Scotland and Wales joined forces yesterday and threatened to block the laws needed to prepare Britain for Brexit.more

Authorities in the Balearic Islands have asked for an alcohol ban on flights and in airports as they try to crack down on "anti-social tourism".more

An inquiry will be held into the contaminated blood scandal that left at least 2,400 people dead, the prime minister has confirmed.more

A recycling deposit scheme for plastic, glass bottles and cans is estimated to cost around €120 million, according to government sources. In a rare move, the Labour Party announced last week that it would co-sponsor the Green Party's Waste Reduction Bill, allowing the Bill to proceed in their Private Members' slot this afternoon.more

MINISTER FOR EDUCATION Richard Bruton has announced that he will remove religion as a criteria in a schools' admissions process. The so-called baptism barrier, for non-Catholic children attending Catholic schools, will be eliminated, he said.more

A man who supplied a Polish worker to the Sports Direct headquarters has been found guilty of forced labour and fraud. Dariusz Parczewski kept men in squalid caravans outside homes in Nottingham and his family kept their pay.more