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Soaring house costs that push people further away from their places of work due to unaffordable property prices are causing a form of "involuntary social engineering", according to a brokers' body.more

We all know weddings can add up but when you hear just how much, it probably won't sit that well no matter how thrilled you are for the happy couple.more

The 6th Regional Congress of Women in Koszalin took place on Saturday under the slogan "Independent Poland #Emancipation #Reactivation".more

Carpetright is set to close down 92 stores across the UK, with 300 jobs set to be lost in the process. The carpet specialists have been struggling, with profits falling, and have blamed 'poorly-located' stores for some of their problems.more

People under 25 would have free bus travel under a Labour government in areas where services are brought under public ownership, Jeremy Corbyn will say. The Labour leader is to announce that "young people deserve a break" as he unveils his party's latest pledge on Thursday.more

Gardaí are treating the death of a homeless man at 'The Line' near Lough Atalia in Galway City as a "personal tragedy". The man, who was Polish and aged in his early 40s and homeless, died on Friday alongside the railway line, which is frequently used by rough sleepers and as a shortcut to Renmore.more

The Swedish furniture giant has become synonymous with sturdy, stylish, cheap homeware - and now people are naming their babies after it.more

The islands off the north-east coast of Scotland have been voted the best rural place to live in Britain for the second year in a row.more

Associating more than 130 Polish Saturday schools, Polska Macierz Szkolna in Great Britain and the Polish ambassador in London reacted to the article in "Guardian" on the links of some of these schools with extreme right-wing organizations.more

An unusual social experiment entitled "Our Daily Bread" is the result of the work of two independent organizations: the Bread and Salt Initiative and Open Republic. Activists decided to check the Poles' reaction to the message that the bread they buy every day was prepared by a refugee, gay, Jew or Muslim.more

Today's youngsters are the unhappiest in almost a decade because they do not know how to cope with setbacks, research by the Prince's Trust has found. more

A number of Polish community schools in Britain have been accused of having connections with groups and individuals associated with the far right.more

The number of households living in temporary accommodation has surged by 64 per cent since the Tories came to power in 2010, new figures show.more

Irish people between the ages of 16 and 29 rank among the most religious in Europe, alongside Poles and Lithuanians, a new study has found. Some 54 per cent of Irish people in this age bracket identify as Catholic, 5 per cent as belonging to other Christian denominations, 2 per cent as being part of a non-Christian religion, and 39 per cent saying they had no religion.more

Britain would vote to stay in the EU if a new referendum were to be held within the next 10 years, a major academic report has found. Shifting attitudes and an increasing acceptance of immigration mean a vote on Brexit would turn out a different result than 2016's if it was held in 2026, experts said.more

Abuse is taking place in 99 per cent of care homes across England, new research shows, prompting concerns elderly people are bearing the brunt of a "chronic" underfunding in the social care system. more

The Mayor gave his support for Queer Britain, a project announced this week to create "a world-leading LGBTQ+ museum" in London. more

Cities are often thought of as places for the young, but the reality is that many have an ageing population. What difference does the age of a city's residents make?more

Fathers wanting to take an equal share of looking after young children are being failed by workplace policies, the Government is being warned. MPs called for better support for working fathers to help them care for their children.more

Dublin may be in the midst of a housing crisis and the city's streets are regularly in gridlock, but that has not stopped it being ranked as the city with the best quality of life in Ireland and the UK. In a global survey conducted by consultancy firm Mercer, Dublin ranked 34th for quality of life, ahead of London (41st).more

London's Jewish Museum is being inundated with more than 3,000 emails a day from Polish nationalists supporting their country's controversial new Holocaust law.more

The roughest McDonald's in London has successfully cut down on anti-social behaviour. Residents labelled the Shepherd's Bush branch of McDonald's 'awful' and with 71 reports of crime in 2017 it's not difficult to see why. more

A law which would require all pornography websites to verify the ages of visitors from the UK or face being blocked has been delayed. The age verification law was introduced as part of the Digital Economy Act, and means that anyone wishing to view pornography online will have to prove they are over 18 years old.more

Leo Varadkar has said that he does not agree with the Catholic Church's policy towards women. Speaking in Washington DC on Tuesday, the Taoiseach also said he didn't think it was the role of the State to tell any religion what rules it should make.more

Two households let rubbish pile up so high they couldn't see out the window. After receiving complaints from neighbours, Greenwich Council sent notices, which warn that messy front gardens could land them with a fine of up to £2,500.more