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Ministers of justice from the participating countries agreed Thursday to final details for setting up the office in Luxembourg no earlier than in three years, a statement said. more

Traffic wardens have been criticised for issuing parking fines to motorists who had to abandon their cars following the London Bridge attack. At least six vehicles were handed a £130 fine within minutes of police lifting the cordon on yesterday morning.more

SIGNIFICANT RENT HIKES, resisting illegal evictions and dealing with landlords were some of the issues discussed this week at a meeting of tenants in Dublin.more

Around 200,000 fidget spinners have been seized in the past fortnight due to safety fears. The Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (CCPC) said it recently became concerned that some fidget spinners for sale in Ireland may not meet minimum EU product safety standards and "this could pose a potential risk to consumers".more

Germany is set to pass a law next week that will require kindergartens to inform authorities if parents have failed to consult a doctor about vaccinating their children, with those who refuse advice subject to fines worth up to $2,800.more

Bavaria's state interior minister has said that Germany should allow minors who may be involved in Islamist groups to be placed under surveillance. "We have to be able to monitor them, too," he said.more

Brexit campaigner Nigel Farage said he had not been contacted by the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation and dismissed a report that he was a "person of interest" in an FBI probe into possible collusion between Russia and Donald Trump's presidential campaign.more

A pair of eight-year-olds are the youngest debtors in the Debtors Register in Poland.more

Scottish Natural Heritage (SNH) was commissioned to investigate the movements of the iconic birds of prey after a spate of disappearances. It found that 41 of 131 tracked birds disappeared between 2004 and 2016.more

Dublin's 30km/h speed limit is to be further extended to local roads in nine more zones in the city from midnight tonight. The city had already extended the "slow zone" to cover most areas between the canals at the end of March this year.more

New service will be available from 1st of June to all residents of Poland. Notification will be sent through SMS or e-mail. more

Preliminary opinion says Algerian does have right to remain in UK even though wife has dual British-Spanish citizenship.more

Animal activists have put up a €4,000 reward for anyone with information on the identities of the men filmed dancing around student accommodation with what appears to be a dead dolphin.more

Concerns have been raised that the government is attempting to introduce a national identity card "by stealth". This comes after it was confirmed that anyone applying for a passport or driving licence in the future will need to have a public services card.more

Pippa Middleton has called in lawyers after menus from her star-studded country wedding were put on eBay for £500. A seller using the name "guarko84na" advertised two tasteful cards - one marked "Pippa Matthews" and one "James Matthews".more

Tesco has become the first major supermarket to try phasing out 5p single-use carrier bags, meaning shoppers who don't take their own to store will have to buy bags for life. The retailer has launched the 10-week trial in its Aberdeen, Dundee and Norwich stores and if successful, it could scrap single-use bags.more

Secretary of Homeland Security John Kelly said on Sunday he "might" ban carry-on laptops from all international flights into the U.S.more

The record number of nearly 13 thousand Poles in the first quarter of 2017, filed for confirmation of a permanent residency in the UK.more

Due to the death of Igor Stachowiak, the administrative procedure for the dismissal of 5 police officers from Wroclaw-Stare Miasto has been initiated.more

The Polish Seym passed a health care law yesterday that provides provisions to facilitate access to non-standard health and life-threatening treatments, and also provides that "day after" pills will be sold on prescription.more

A federal appeals court upheld Thursday a ruling blocking President Donald Trump's travel ban against six Muslim-majority countries.more

A TD is calling for tougher anti-hate laws after racist graffiti was scrawled on a children's playground. Slogans including "Black C***s Out" and "N***ers" were painted on a playground in the Mac Uilliam estate in Tallaght - and posters promoting Africa Day in the Phoenix Park were also defaced.more

A woman has been awarded €40,000 after she slipped on a chip in the food court area of the Liffey Valley Shopping Centre in Dublin. Mother-of-four Lina Misiunaite said her ankle went over and she injured her knee as she walked through the food court. more

Cars, taxis and lorries are now banned from using the junction at Bank station between 7am-7pm on weekdays. Only select vehicles and cyclists will be allowed to travel through a busy London junction in an effort to reduce cyclist casualties.more

Police are working closely with the Polish community following a string of alleged hate crimes. Earlier this month, BoS reported members of Bedford's community felt they had experienced a rise in hate crime since Britain voted to leave the European Union. more