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Nigel Farage, the British politician who helped force a Brexit referendum and successfully campaigned to leave the European Union, will fight Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s COVID-19 lockdown by recasting his small Brexit Party as Reform UK.more

Yesterday, further protests against the ruling of the Constitutional Court on abortion took place in Polish cities. It was demonstrated, among others Warsaw, Tricity, Łódź, Wrocław and Kraków. At the same time, the Women's Strike announced the initial composition of the Consultative Council; it includes, among others prof. Monika Płatek and Michał Boni.more

Boris Johnson will today insist the national lockdown in England is time limited and will signal his determination for it to end on 2 December, despite a member of his cabinet indicating the new measures could be extended beyond that date.more

Former Vice President Joe Biden holds a substantial national lead over President Donald Trump in the closing days before Election Day, a final NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll has found.more

Michael Gove says it is his "fervent hope" that England's new lockdown will end on 2 December - but that ministers will be "guided by the facts".more

normous crowds took to the streets of Polish cities Friday night, with thousands heading to the house of Jarosław Kaczyński, the country’s de facto ruler, to protest last week’s court ruling tightening Poland’s already-restrictive abortion laws.more

The heads of the five factions of the European Parliament, representing the vast majority of MEPs, wrote a joint letter to Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki, "strongly protesting against the unprecedented attack on women's rights and freedoms" in Poland.more

In Ireland, for the first time since August, the average weekly number of coronavirus infections detected has dropped, and the R virus reproduction rate is around 1, meaning the epidemic has stopped spreading, medical authorities said yesterday.more

I have decided to submit to the Sejm a draft amendment to the Act on Family Planning, which, taking into account the indications of the Constitutional Tribunal, provides for the introduction of a new premise to restore the possibility of terminating a pregnancy only in the event of the so-called lethal defects - President Andrzej Duda announced today.more

"As a citizen I look at what is happening with disgust, as a Catholic with sadness," former president of the Constitutional Tribunal, prof. Andrzej Rzepliński.more

The Labor Party has suspended its former leader Jeremy Corbyn. This is the result of a report by the Commission on Equality and Human Rights (EHRC), which highlighted the serious shortcomings of the previous leadership in the fight against anti-Semitism.more

The world's media are writing about what is happening at the moment on the streets of Polish cities. The authors are mainly journalists with familiar-sounding surnames. Poland is described as "staunch Catholic country" and the ruling party "nationalist".more

Britain will do everything it can to avoid ordering a second national COVID-19 lockdown because it believes it will do more harm than good to the country, a minister said on Thursday.more

Fisheries remain the major stumbling block in trade negotiations between Britain and the bloc, as the EU seeks to up its access to British fishing waters at the end of the Brexit transition period. more

Public health officials have confirmed a further 675 new cases of Covid-19 in Ireland yesterday afternoon.more

More than 50 Tory MPs from "red wall" seats are demanding a "roadmap out of lockdown" from Boris Johnson and a post-COVID economic recovery plan for the north of England.more

More than 60 million pre-election votes have been cast, and 33 states have surpassed their pre-election vote totals from 2016, according to data from CNN, Edison Research and Catalist. more

Thousands of angry Italians took to the streets of Turin, Milan, Naples, Palermo, and Rome on Monday night to protest the early closing of bars and restaurants and the shuttering of gyms and theaters as the country slips further into chaos as it tries to mitigate the spread of COVID-19.more

Boris Johnson has defended his refusal to extend free school meals for children in England over the half-term holiday, saying he was "very proud" of the government's support so far.more

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson reiterates that if we fail to conclude a free trade agreement with the European Union - modeled on Canada's - the Australian option is a good solution. The Australian option in practice means no deal with EU.more

Prezeska Fundacji "Domy Wspólnoty Chleb Życia", która słynie z opieki nad ludźmi odrzuconymi społecznie, napisała emocjonalny post na swoim profilu na Facebooku. To jej reakcja na wyrok Trybunału Konstytucyjnego, który uznał za niezgodną z prawem aborcję z powodu trwałych i nieodwracalnych wad płodu. more

The president of Poland, Andrzej Duda, has tested positive for the coronavirus but is "feeling well." Poland reported it's highest daily new infections as new measures come into force to slow the spread of the virus.more

Four-time Olympic ski jumping champion Simon Ammann has lost in the local elections to the city council in Wildhaus-Alt.St. Johann and will not run again in the second round. The Swiss now wants to focus on sports.more

The UK has announced it will enforce asset freezes and travel bans against two Russian GRU officers and the GRU’s military intelligence unit 26165 – codenamed APT28 and Fancy Bear – which were responsible for the 2015 cyber attacks on Germany’s Parliament.more

A futher 1,066 new cases of Covid-19 have been confirmed in Ireland, the Department of Health has said yesterday evening.more