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According the new law in Poland, Polish students living abroad will be entitled to discount travel and discounts on admissions to museums.more

MEPs worry about the proliferation of hate speech and fake news, particularly in social media, they said in a debate on Wednesday. But they disagreed on how best to respond. Ideas aired included removing false and defamatory content, imposing fines to non-cooperative companies and fostering media literacy.more

Canada is pushing ahead with a trade that places it well ahead of the United States: a first-of-its-kind exchange-traded fund that invests in medical marijuana stocks. more

Committee of MPs says the hard to comprehend contracts seem designed to stop workers asserting their rights - and one Uber driver tells The Independent the contract he signed was 'absolutely impenetrable and brutally exploitative'more

A man who flew into a jealous rage and stabbed his girlfriend to death in a "ferocious attack" when she tried to end their relationship is facing life in prison.more

Owners of diesel cars that are less than two years old will have to pay up to £24 a day to drive in central London from April 2019 under the toughest crackdown by any major city on polluting vehicles.more

In the wake of several high profile 'air rage' incidents involving inebriated passengers, a parliamentary report advises imposing restrictions on alcohol consumptionmore

Thirty-five deaths can be prevented over the next five years if the Oireachtas passes new driving proposals, Minister for Transport Shane Ross has said. He is briefing the Oireachtas Transport Committee this morning on his proposals for an automatic ban on anyone caught drink-driving.more

A man who has worked in the UK and paid his taxes for 27 years is facing deportation in a matter of days. Stojan Jankovic, 52, became a familiar face with customers at Earth Natural Foods in Camden, but is now being held in a detention centre in Dorset.more

Consul General of Poland in London Krzysztof Grzelczyk met with Poles staying at the Brook House Immigration Removal Center.more

UP to 50 secret bank accounts, money laundering, fraud on a massive scale... and this is just the police force... welcome to the most corrupt country in the Western world.more

The Home Office has confirmed it will spend almost £500m redesigning passports for British citizens once the UK has left the European Union, paving the way for a possible return to the old dark-blue style.more

Britain could 'cripple' Spain in a war over Gibraltar, a former Royal Navy commander has said as tensions build over the future of The Rock after Brexit.more

U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May has offered reassurances to Gibraltar that the UK remains steadfastly committed to the overseas territory amid concerns over its future as Britain leaves the European Union.more

The 14-year-old was shaved with a bald head because she was not wearing a hijab.more

Poles, who have settled in large numbers in Britain in recent years, expressed confusion and apprehension as Britain formally triggered the process to leave the European Union.more

The son of football legend Pele turned himself in late last night after being ordered by a Brazilian court to begin serving a nearly 13-year prison sentence for money laundering and drug trafficking.more

A woman who was visiting her mum's grave on Mother's Day found a 'parking ticket' warning her its decorations were too big. Sarah Handley said the letter from Stockton Council, which resembled a parking fine, told her the grave decorations were one inch oversized.more

US intelligence and law enforcement agencies believe that ISIS and other terrorist organizations have developed innovative ways to plant explosives in electronic devices that FBI testing shows can evade some commonly used airport security screening methods, CNN has learned.more

The National Living Wage is to rise to £7.50 an hour from April this year, in line with Chancellor Philip Hammond's Autumn Statement and Spring Budget announcement.more

The Government has published details of proposed legislation to transfer the whole of EU law on to the UK statute book as Britain leaves the European Union.more

The Italians' right to stay in the UK is fully guaranteed - the head of Italian foreign ministry Angelino Alfano has been given such protection at the start of the Brexit procedure by British Foreign Minister Boris Johnson during a London visit.more

A developer plans to transform council offices into hundreds of tiny studio flats, despite opposition from campaigners and local residents, who have compared the homes to cages and dog kennels.more

Many of those who campaigned to leave the EU believe that it has too many rules and regulations. Michael Gove claimed during the Vote Leave campaign that 'Outside the EU we wouldn't have all the EU regulations which cost our economy £600 million a week'.more

The court sentenced two British teenagers for damage at the Auschwitz Museum.more