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Holiday firm Lastminute.com has agreed to repay more than £7m owed to customers whose package holidays were cancelled due to the Covid-19 crisis.more

Low-cost airline easyJet has announced a new cabin bag policy, meaning passengers can no longer bring a wheelie case or large rucksack on board for free.more

The National Bank of Poland (NBP) introduced the possibility of replacing used or damaged banknotes by post or courier. Previously used banknotes could only be exchanged at the cash desk of any bank operating in Poland.more

From November 1, additional salaries will be paid to all personnel fighting against Covid-19 in level II and III hospitals, in addition to paramedics and laboratory diagnosticians in hospital laboratories - said the spokesman of the Ministry of Health Wojciech Andrusiewicz today.more

Online sales have started, so cybercriminals are rubbing their hands. You have to be vigilant - the Polish daily "Puls Biznesu" warns today.more

In the years following the pandemic, inflation may remain higher than the average for the last two decades, indicates in the PKO BP report.more

New images reveal how the run-down former Whiteleys shopping centre in Bayswater will be reborn as a new £1 billion residential, retail, dining and hotel complex.more

Ten billion pounds - that’s how much the taxpayer laid out for over-priced PPE because the UK stockpile was inadequate, a watchdog has found.more

Scotland has become the first country in the world to pass legislation making period products freely available to all.more

The risk of catching COVID-19 through handling banknotes is low, research by the Bank of England has concluded. It carried out the study after noting a decline in cash use during the pandemic - which the Bank said may partly reflect "concerns about the risk of banknotes transmitting the virus".more

National Lottery operator Camelot has thanked a record online performance for helping sales hold up during the pandemic as it seeks to fend off competition and retain the franchise.more

Nearly nine in 10 Black Friday “deals” could be found at the same price or cheaper earlier in the year, analysis by Which? suggests.more

MPs are set to get a pay rise of £3,300 next year, despite coronavirus wreaking havoc on the UK economy.more

In the coming weeks, Polish consumers will increase their spending on food, according to a study by the consulting company Deloitte. On the other hand, they intend to spend less for clothing.more

Rishi Sunak is facing a backlash amid reports he wants to impose a pay freeze on millions of public sector workers.more

The UK military is to receive an extra £4bn a year over the next four years, the government has said.more

A BBC Africa Eye investigation has revealed the existence of a secretive but thriving illegal market for babies and young children in Kenya. more

As a result of changes related to the abolition relief, Poles working abroad will be obliged to pay income tax twice. The state's fiscal policy is one of the reasons why thousands of Poles are getting rid of their citizenship.more

Working from home should be taxed to help support workers who jobs are under threat, according to a new report.more

Over 250,000 people who work for an employer who has voluntarily signed up to the "real living wage" are set for a pay boost of 20p to £9.50 an hour.more

Rishi Sunak should allow bosses to pay their staff a £200 bonus instead of having a Christmas party this year, a Labour MP has said.more

Poles are not willing to take environmental measures that require them to incur financial outlays, according to the report of Bank Ochrony Środowiska.more

Wealthy people in England are booking private jets to escape the lockdown set to be introduced on Thursday, according to jet brokers.more

People who travel for holiday could be fined up to £6,400 for breaking the latest lockdown restrictions, the government has said. more

The furlough scheme will be extended across the UK until the end of March, Chancellor Rishi Sunak has confirmed. Mr Sunak said the scheme will pay up to 80% of a person's wage up to £2,500 a month. He told the Commons that the government will review the policy in January.more