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The French Academy, founded in the 17th century to guard the purity of the language, is threatening the French government with a lawsuit for including English translations of French terms in new identity cards.more

The lives of every man, woman and child living in England and Wales in 1921 have been revealed like never before, with detailed census returns from Windsor Castle and Chequers to cramped family homes made available to the public for the first time.more

It is impossible to know yet how high household energy bills might go after the next review of the price cap, one energy boss has told the BBC.more

Peterborough has finally been knocked off the top spot of an unofficial list of the UK’s worst places to live. more

It’s finally 2022 – we’ve got Christmas and New Year out of the way, and we’re still up to our eyeballs in leftover food while swearing to stick to our January diets.more

One in six people have felt the psychological effects of the pandemic. On average, depressive disorders increased by a quarter - OECD studies show the scale of the deterioration of well-being in EU countries. The situation is similar in Poland - writes "Dziennik Gazeta Prawna" today.more

The anxiety and stress associated with the effects of climate change significantly affect the daily life and functioning of almost half of young people around the world. These are the results of a study by scientists from the United States, Great Britain and Finland.more

Nearly one in four Poles wants to focus on being with loved ones in the new year. 22 percent of respondents intend to be more physically active. However, 25% of Poles do not have New Year's resolutions - according to a survey published in "Dziennik Gazeta Prawna".more

A difficult year is ahead of us. If we are forced to tighten our belts, we will first of all cut spending on entertainment, durable goods and travels - writes Friday's "Rzeczpospolita".more

One in four girls in Latin America and the Caribbean got married or entered into an informal relationship with a man before the age of 18, according to a study by a specially formed team of sociologists.more

Only 37 percent. young Poles aged 18-29 are optimistic about the future. Only Spaniards (35%) recorded a worse rate in the entire European Union, according to the report "Quality of life. The impact of COVID-19 on young people in the EU".more

A British schoolboy has been recognised as one of the smartest children in the world after scoring higher than Albert Einstein in his Mensa test. Barnaby Swinburn, 12, scored 162 – the maximum score for a boy of his age – to gain entry to the famous IQ club.more

Poles' expectations for the next year are, above all, a reduction in inflation, an improvement in relations with the EU and a reduction in taxes - according to the United Surveys poll for Dziennik Gazeta Prawna and RMF FM.more

54 percent Poles have a negative opinion of abortion, 41 percent. euthanasia, and 40 percent. - homosexuality. At the same time, 51 percent. of respondents accept divorce, 63 percent approves of living in cohabitation, and the use of contraceptives and premarital sex is approved by 62 percent. Poles - according to the CBOS poll.more

The government is showing "nowhere near enough urgency" in finding a solution to steep increases in gas and electricity prices, one energy boss has told the BBC. more

New Covid restrictions could be in place until late March under measures examined by the UK government’s scientific advisers. The modelling considered a package of measures including a ban on socialising with another household indoors and a return to the rule of six outdoors, in line with the Step 2 restrictions in place in England earlier this year.more

Vegan dishes will often be served on British tables during these world events, according to a study by the British Vegan Society (VS). A report by one of the main British supermarket chains, Tesco, indicates that every fourth British adult will prepare vegan or vegetarian dishes this Christmas.more

Elderly residents at a retirement complex in Kent have been threatened with fines by “Scrooge” housing association bosses who are refusing to let them put up Christmas decorations.more

56 percent of Poles treat Christmas as a family holiday. Only 6% of respondents plan to spend Christmas Eve with friends or close acquaintances from outside the family, according to this year's CBOS survey. Almost all Poles make Christmas Eve wishes, eat traditional dishes and share the wafer.more

In December the traffic in shopping centers is by one fourth bigger than a year ago. Despite this, the Internet sales are also growing at a record pace, which shows that Poles do not save money on Christmas - reports today's "Rzeczpospolita".more

Investec says regulator or government will have to implement ‘mitigating actions’ to soften blow.more

A quarter of Poles will reduce family holidays in connection with the pandemic - according to the latest United Surveys study for DGP and RMF FM, quoted in the Tuesday edition of the daily.more

Members of the public have been urged to reduce contact with others as Dominic Raab said he cannot rule out more restrictions before Christmas.more

Pret A Manger has received thousands of complaints over its drinks subscription service following frustration that not all promised beverages are available.more

"We want a veto!" - this is the most frequent exclamation during yesterday's demonstration in defense of freedom of speech in front of the Presidential Palace in Warsaw. Leaders of all opposition groups, representatives of social organizations and journalists took the floor.more