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Thiago Silva became the latest Paris Saint-Germain player to have his property robbed during a match, police confirmed on Sunday.more

The couple who allegedly brought Gatwick Airport to a standstill for two days have been pictured for the first time.more

A murder investigation's underway in Bournemouth after the disappearance of a Polish woman who sleeps rough in the town.more

The Danish parliament approved measures to implement a plan for building immigrants who committed crimes on a small island of Lindholm, as part of the budget for 2019 adopted on Thursday.more

Almost half a ton of marijuana was taken over three consecutive days in southwestern France, customs officials said in Toulouse yesterday. One of the five detained persons is a Polish citizen permanently residing in Germany.more

The British government decided on Tuesday to intensify preparations in the event of the exit of the United Kingdom from the European Union without an agreement on the conditions for leaving the Community. It is to be among others created with 3.5 thousand soldiers "Brexitu battalion".more

The trial of Pole Jakub Fabian S., accused in Indonesia of ties with the Papuan separatists, was postponed until January due to the lack of an interpreter, the Indonesian authorities said. The first hearing was to take place yesterday.more

Police descended on a west London station this afternoon after gunshots were reportedly fired towards a vehicle.more

A Polish man who fled Ireland over a decade ago has been jailed for six years, after a hit-and-run which left a former champion kick boxer with a fractured skull and severe body lacerations.more

A Ryanair flight was forced to turn back to Stansted Airport after a fight broke out between passengers.more

A man who spat whiskey onto a restaurant floor and then stole two mobile phones while on bail received a partially suspended sentence. Michai Wisniewski (36), of no fixed abode, pleaded guilty at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court to the robbery of mobile phones at Pizza Macs, East Wall, Dublin, on August 30, 2017.more

A decision to extradite a man to Poland, despite concerns over controversial justice "reforms" in the country, is set to be determined by the Supreme Court. Ms Justice Aileen Donnelly, the High Court judge in charge of extradition, asked the European Courts for a ruling on the effect of Poland's justice reforms earlier this year.more

A police force has come under fire after issuing advice to women on how to avoid being raped.more

A man and woman were arrested following an incident that caused chaos in Dublin city centre on Sunday evening. The pair were taken to Pearse st station after another man in his early 20s was hospitalised with 'non-fatal injuries'.more

A British teenager has been jailed for three years after his bogus bomb threats led to school evacuations and an airport security incident.more

A university student from Bath and a London teenager are among those involved with a UK version of a violent American neo-Nazi group linked to five murders, a BBC investigation has found.more

Police have revealed how many people have been arrested in Leeds as part of a crack down on modern slavery offences.more

Frontline staff at an immigration removal centre acted in a "draconian" way and indulged in "laddish behaviour", a report has found.more

The Irish tourist caught carving his name on a wall at Auschwitz is set to escape with a suspended sentence and a small fine. The unnamed Irishman, 38, made global headlines last month when he was caught by security scratching his initials in one of the Nazi death camp's bunkhouses with a coin.more

A Polish man contravened a safety order and walked 15km from his home in Kilmichael to his wife's house in Macroom because it was their wedding anniversary.more

A police investigation has been launched into a "fake" London paramedic who is believed to have treated more than 100 patients.more

A judge jailed a young woman for two months for causing criminal damage to a €1.50 tube of Pringle crisps in a Tesco supermarket. more

An interactive map has revealed medieval London's violent hotspots, detailing the locations of more than 140 often gruesome murders in the capital between 1300 and 1340.more

The Metropolitan Police is considering deploying armed officers on foot patrols to prevent violence in areas "where gang activity is likely".more

The High Court has permitted an appeal of its decision to extradite a man to Poland, holding that there was at least the possibility of "another view prevailing" in relation to controversial justice reforms in the EU Member State.more