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Virginia Giuffre's lawyers - a woman accusing British Prince Andrew of sexual assault - released photos of documents yesterday notifying him of a lawsuit that was filed against him in a US court.more

The Duke of Edinburgh's will is to remain secret for at least 90 years to protect the "dignity and standing" of the Queen, the High Court has ruled.more

The third dose of the Covid-19 vaccine will begin next week in the UK, Health Minister Sajid Javid announced. He added that it is possible to restore some restrictions if the epidemic situation worsens in autumn and winter.more

Same-sex marriage and civil partnerships should be recognized throughout the Union, the European Parliament announced in a resolution adopted today. MEPs voting in favor stressed that the EU should remove all obstacles LGBTIQ people face in exercising their fundamental rights.more

Uber drivers are employees entitled to greater workers' rights under local labour laws, a Dutch court ruled on Monday, handing a setback to the U.S. company's European business model.more

According to People, Prince Andrew, son of Queen Elizabeth, a few days ago received a lawsuit accused by Virginia Roberts Giuffre of alleged sexual assault. This means that a trial may begin against him in a New York City court. The first hearing is scheduled to take place online today.more

As of today, in Sydney, Australia, those who are fully vaccinated against Covid-19 can meet outdoors in groups of up to five. All of Australia is going through the largest wave of epidemics to date, with strict lockdown in many areas.more

Some people cannot prove they are legally in the country because of a flaw in the government's system for immigrants from the European Union, reported The Guardian. The main problem is people who apply for a change of status from "pre-settled" to "settled".more

French maritime officials rescued 126 migrants attempting to cross the Channel to Britain as tensions escalated over record arrivals on England's southern coast.more

Offers of fake EU covid certificates or negative coronavirus test appear online on local classifieds websites. It is enough to pay PLN 250 to - according to the offerors - be entered into the Patient Online Account as vaccinated with a preparation from Johnson & Johnson.more

EU citizens, including Polish citizens, can only cross the British border using an ID card until September 30th. The document, which was repeatedly called by the head of the Home Office "dangerous and easy to forge", will no longer be respected from October 1, and the only possibility to enter the UK will be a valid passport.more

In Denmark, the coronavirus restrictions that have been in place for 18 months have been lifted today. The reason for full opening is to vaccinate 73 percent. society and recognizing that "the pandemic is under control".more

Yesterday, on the second day of the trial of the terrorist attacks in Paris in 2015, the only surviving assassin, Salah Abdeslam, defended his comrades and asked about the victims of the war in Syria. Abdeslam, who refuses to testify about the attacks six years ago, has repeatedly come into conflict with the presiding judge.more

The head of the French Interior Ministry, Gerald Darmanin, warned today that his country will not accept "any practices contrary to maritime law or financial blackmail." According to the media, the British government wants to return boats with migrants trying to enter the country illegally.more

The authorities of Scotland, Austria, Bulgaria and Greece announced the introduction of new restrictions related to the increase in infections on their territory. On the other hand, the coronaviruses that have been in force so far in Ireland and Sweden will be gradually lifted. In Portugal, from Sunday, you will not need to wear face masks in the open air.more

Refugees from Syria who have been returned home are kidnapped, imprisoned and tortured by the security forces of the Bashar al-Assad regime, Amnesty International said, appealing to governments to halt deportations.more

The government of the Autonomous Community of the Canary Islands of Spain has decided that it will be possible to deny citizens the right to exercise certain professions due to their lack of immunity to Covid-19.more

Michael Fawcett, former assistant to the British Crown Prince Charles, temporarily resigned as head of the Prince's charitable foundation amid news reports claiming that he secured a decoration for a Saudi businessman in return for donations.more

Poland begins to lose money from the EU, even PLN 47.5 billion will be lost if local government officials do not withdraw from anti-LGBT resolutions; The European Commission has suspended talks with five Polish voivodships on the disbursement of funds from the REACT-EU program, "Gazeta Wyborcza" reports today.more

The British Guardianship Court has ruled that a woman who suffered permanent brain damage and paralysis from the neck down after coronavirus infection could be disconnected from life-support equipment, British media reported.more

The abduction and theft of pets will be considered a separate crime, punishable by imprisonment, the British government announced today. This is a reaction to the growing wave of thefts of animals, especially dogs, in the UK during the coronavirus pandemic.more

Afghan women will be allowed to study at universities, but they cannot be in the same room as men and will not be taught by male teachers, the Taliban’s acting higher education minister announced as the world awaited the new rules under the extremist regime that is expected to curb women’s rights.more

The Polish government has adopted a draft act amending the act on health care services financed from public funds. The changes will include access to healthcare for Poles in the United Kingdom.more

In Germany, employers criticize the draft ordinance of the labor minister on vaccination against Covid-19. They believe company bosses should have the right to check that an employee is vaccinated - "Spiegel" reports.more

Since yesterday, cars in Paris can move at a maximum speed of 30 km / h. - informed the capital city authorities. The decision was made for the sake of street safety and the environment.more