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President Andrzej Duda, Defense Ministry chief Mariusz Blaszczak and Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki are the leaders of the trust ranking in March, according to a CBOS poll. PO chief Donald Tusk, Law and Justice Chairman Jaroslaw Kaczynski and Justice Minister Zbigniew Ziobro face the most distrust.more

According to American Express' Global Travel Trends Report, travelers, particularly Generation Z and millennials, intend to spend more money on travel in 2023 than in 2022. Travelers are taking inspiration from their favorite TV series and movies, choosing their next travel destination based on the food and beverage offerings and their desire to enhance their well-being.more

Even eight-year-old children were stripped naked during police searches, and in more than half of the cases the searches took place without the legally required presence of a legal guardian or teacher, the English Children's Commissioner said in a report released today.more

Only one in seven of the British public are satisfied with social care services, according to analysis of the British Social Attitudes survey by the Nuffield Trust and The King’s Fund. more

Ukrainian farmers who have returned to their hometowns, liberated last fall from Russian occupation, are clearing their fields with their own hands; people are risking their lives, but argue that they can no longer wait for fear of losing their sources of income, US broadcaster CNN reported today.more

More than 80 percent of Poles do not know where the nearest shelter is. Alarming results of a survey by the InfoSecurity24.pl portal.more

Over the course of four years, the number of returns filed by the richest taxpayers with annual incomes of more than PLN 1 million has increased. The data also shows that Poles have not become poorer during the pandemic, Dziennik Gazeta Prawna reported today.more

A transgender police candidate from the town of Torrelodones near Madrid has sparked a lively polemic in Spain. During the competitive exams in March, he changed his gender to female and achieved the best results in physical fitness tests in the female category. The other candidates feel cheated, writes "ABC."more

Amsterdam authorities call for 20 km/h speed limit for electric bikesmore

58 percent of Ukrainian employees work in large companies, according to the "Polish Labor Market Barometer" survey. Nearly one in two entrepreneurs say they have a Ukrainian employee, and nearly one in three Ukrainian workers are employed as skilled middle-level staff, it added.more

Some environmental groups oppose the extermination of rats in urban spaces, which have proliferated in the wake of a strike by municipal workers in Paris against pension reform and the backlog of tons of garbage on the capital's streets, the daily Le Figaro reported.more

A gynecologist from The Hague who is the father of more than 500 children worldwide will stand trial, the daily De Volkskrant reported yesterday. The 41-year-old sperm donor was sued by Donorkind, an organization for donor children, and the mother of his two children.more

The sale of laughing gas to the public will be banned as part of a wider crackdown on antisocial behaviour, a Cabinet minister has confirmed. Levelling-Up Secretary Michael Gove said the “scourge” of nitrous oxide was turning public spaces into “drug-taking arenas” and was helping fuel anti-social behaviour that ministers are determined to stamp out.more

Wadhurst in East Sussex has been named as the UK's best place to live. Judges for the Sunday Times said the town offered "pretty much everything needed for modern life in miniature".more

The results of the so-called The number of intelligence tests among Americans has been steadily increasing since 1932, but in the years 2006-2018 this trend was reversed in almost all cognitive categories.more

Councils across the UK are giving out £500 of free food vouchers to people who apply. There are over £420m worth of vouchers which have been funded through the Household Support Fund, however, it's worth applying now if you hope to get the support.more

119,000 people took part in yesterday's protests in Paris, where protesters against the pension reform clashed with the police. people, most since the beginning of the so-called mobilization in January. More than a million people took part in the protests across the country.more

Teacher vacancies in England have virtually doubled since before Covid, with school leaders increasingly forced to use non-specialist teachers, which threatens to drive down pupil attainment, according to research.more

Buying frozen products is a favorite way for Belgians to save money in stores, the daily Le Soir reports. A recent survey shows that more than half of all Belgian shoppers save in this way.more

London primary-school pupils not fully vaccinated against polio are to be offered catch-up jabs after Easter. The disease, common in the UK in the 1950s, was eliminated by 2003. But poliovirus traces were found in north and east London sewage in early 2022.more

Cocaine use in Europe declined slightly during the Covid-19 pandemic, but has now reached a new high. Many countries have also seen a relatively strong increase in methamphetamine, the German daily Tagesspiegel writes, citing the latest report by the European Monitoring Center for Drugs and Drug Addiction (EMCDDA).more

2.5 percent of non-EU physicians have been refused permission to work in Poland. The main reason is the lack of knowledge of the Polish language, Dziennik Gazeta Prawna reports today.more

Nearly half of all specialist doctors in England and Wales were born outside the UK, along with two in five GPs, census data shows. Non-UK-born nationals also make up a quarter of care workers and one in five social workers.more

The state of the world's resources and access to water, as well as how to deal with emergencies, analyzes the latest UNESCO report released today. World Water Day marks March 22.more

Since Finland took the title of happiest country in the world in 2018, it hasn't given it up to any other country. This year it managed to retain the title again, and for the sixth year in a row Finland topped the World Happiness Report ranking. In terms of contentment, the Finns are ahead of the people of Denmark and Iceland, which also made it to the podium.more