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Reporting on the results of parliamentary elections in Poland, the British press emphasizes the scale of the victory of Law and Justice. The British media estimates that after the takeover of public life institutions, the PiS will be the next battlefield for the media.more

Poland's ruling right-wing populist Law and Justice (PiS) party is projected to win Sunday's parliamentary election with 43.6 percent of the vote, according to an exit poll compiled by Ipsos.more

Nearly 9,000 Poles who intend to vote in elections to the Seym and Senate have registered in Spain. Voting takes place in nine precinct electoral commissions.more

Record interest in Sunday elections to the Polish Seym and Senate can be seen after long queues in front of polling stations in the UK. According to the Polish embassy, the election is proceeding smoothly for now.more

In front of the buildings of two commissions in Stockholm, organized at the embassy and consulate, there were long queues this afternoon. The waiting time for voting in elections to the Seym and Senate was about 1.5 hours.more

In Belgium, with just over 11 million inhabitants, thousands of Poles went to the polls in Brussels and other Belgian cities on Sunday to vote in parliamentary elections to the Seym and Senate. In the afternoon, queues formed before polling stations.more

At the Consulate General of the Republic of Poland in Toronto, elections to the Polish Seym and Senate took place on Saturday. Canadian Polonia gladly used online voting this year. Radio broadcasts and help from Polish parishes helped.more

Poles in Hungary are actively participating in parliamentary elections today. There is a queue of about one hundred people in front of the Polish Embassy in Budapest.more

Poles living in Portugal and tourists from Poland entitled to vote will be able to take part in the elections outside Lisbon for the first time - in Porto, in the north of the country. Record numbers of people registered in the Seym and Senate for voting in both cities.more

On the occasion of the elections in Poland Google search engine displays a commemorative logo on the Polish main page. Among the coloured letters, the second "o" of the search engine name was replaced by the ballot box with the Polish flag.more

Over 50,000 Poles in Germany have expressed their willingness to vote in elections to the Seym and Senate. Many Polish citizens have registered through the electronic system of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. This is twice as much as before the May vote to the European Parliament.more

A red carpet and photo wall, like at meetings of world leaders or film premieres, stood today at the Polish Social and Cultural Center (POSK) in London. This is part of the # LondonVotes campaign to emphasize the participation of Poles living in the United Kingdom in the Polish parliamentary elections.more

63 percent The Poles surveyed by CBOS intend to go to elections and have specific party preferences. According to a CBOS survey, 73 percent respondents declared their interest in elections to the Sejm and Senate; 27 percent I'm not interested in them.more

Jeremy Corbyn has pledged to pull off another general election upset and recover from poor polling to deny Boris Johnson a return to Downing Street, as he effectively kicked off Labour's campaign with a so-called alternative Queen's speech setting out key policies.more

Over 97 thousand Polish citizens residing in Great Britain registered to take part in the Sunday elections to the Sejm and Senate - according to preliminary calculations. This is a record when it comes to Polish parliamentary elections in Great Britain. Due to the huge interest, the Polish embassy in London appealed for "coming to polling stations as soon as possible".more

Polish diplomatic missions in Italy are very interested in Polish voters. Many more people signed up for the elections in Rome and Milan than four years ago for parliamentary elections. You can also vote in Palermo.more

Over 80,000 Polish citizens residing in Great Britain have registered so far to participate in Sunday elections to the Sejm and Senate. This is a record when it comes to Polish parliamentary elections in Great Britain.more

October 8 is the last day you can electronically sign up for the voter list - they remind Polish media. Those who do not manage to do it, and want to vote outside the country, will only have to travel to Poland and personally download from the office a certificate of the right to vote.more

Portugal's Prime Minister Antonio Costa has won re-election, however he has no outright majority in parliament.more

According to a poll published today by the daily Bild, a clear majority of Germans do not want the head of the CDU and defense minister Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer (AKK) to become the next chancellor.more

The former Tory MP Rory Stewart has announced he will run for the London mayoralty as an independent candidate, after resigning from the Conservative party and standing down from his Penrith and The Border seat at the next election.more

Jeremy Corbyn will never step aside to allow an alternative candidate to lead a caretaker government because "the rules are the rules", the shadow chancellor, John McDonnell, has said.more

Jeremy Corbyn again called on Prime Minister Boris Johnson yesterday to step down. The Labour Party leader also argued at the Brighton program meeting that after years of defeats, the tide is turning in favor of Labour.more

The House of Commons will meet again tomorrow at 11:30 - announcer John Bercow announced today. The British Parliament has not met since September 10, when Boris Johnson's decision to suspend it came into force. The UK prime minister himself announced that he would not resign.more

British opposition Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn won support for his Brexit strategy on Monday, fighting off a challenge by members who wanted him to immediately back remaining in the European Union before any election.more