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More than one-fifth of adults found their relationships broke down during the pandemic, according to a new study.more

November 1 is the target date for the Dutch government to lift all Corona measures. Thus, Corona tickets will no longer be shown anywhere, according to outgoing Prime Minister Mark Rutte and Health Minister Hugo de Jonge.more

The percentage of young people among the inhabitants of Germany, which has been declining for years, has fallen to the lowest recorded level. At the end of 2020, out of the country's 83.2 million inhabitants, only 8.4 million (10.1 percent) were aged 15 to 24, the Federal Statistical Office reported.more

For the first time in history, the white community in the United States has declined. This is reported, among others, by New York Post The newspaper quotes the latest census figures.more

Deliveroo has said demand for its services has strengthened despite Covid restrictions easing. The food delivery firm saw orders double to 148.8 million in the first half of this year, while the value of its transactions also doubled.more

Verbal aggression and threats against doctors, particularly GPs, have increased significantly during the Covid-19 pandemic in the UK, the British Medical Association (BMA) reported today.more

Barcelona authorities fined 45,000 euro for the owner of the apartment and the real estate agency for refusing to rent an apartment to a Moroccan. This is the second sanction for "racism in the property market" in Catalonia.more

The Archbishop of York, the second most important hierarch in the Church of England, today criticized the "metropolitan elite" of London for treating people who pride themselves on being English as "underdeveloped xenophobes."more

From November 11, all elderly care workers in England will have to be fully vaccinated against Covid-19, the British government announced yesterday.more

Opinions of Poles on social and political issues are more and more often liberal - assesses CBOS. He states that in the last two years, the greatest changes have taken place in opinions regarding world views: the place of the Church in public life, the legal regulation of abortion, and the rights of gays and lesbians.more

Just 16% of Brits think that life has returned to normal since restrictions were lifted on "freedom day", according to a new poll.more

More than 2/3 of Poles believe that in an ideal workplace they should be free to dress, but with certain rules; one in five would expect a strict "dress code" - according to the Pracuj.pl survey. more

The unvaccinated fear the vaccine against Covid-19 more than the deadly Coronavirus and its rapidly spreading Delta variant, a new poll shows.more

Older workers were on Tuesday encouraged to return to the workplace as they have an “obligation” to pass on their knowledge and skills to younger employees.more

Thousands of Italians who have vaccinated against Covid-19 outside the EU, where they work and study, have yet to receive a pass, which will be mandatory in Italy from tomorrow at many public places. The Italian authorities have promised to solve the problem.more

The hike in gas and electricity costs will affect 15 million households in the UK.more

Most coronavirus restrictions in Scotland are to be lifted on 9 August, first minister Nicola Sturgeon has told the Scottish Parliament.more

Better housing conditions, stability and job security, better health care system are mainly factors influencing Poles' decisions about having a child, the study shows.more

The culture of Spain and its society no longer draw from the Christian faith, and the country, and even the Church, is becoming more and more secularized, according to a document published by the Spanish Episcopate. The bishops say that people hostile to the Church are partly to blame for this situation.more

The law introducing the extended vaccination passport will enter into force on August 9, the French government announced. Meanwhile, local media warns of the health crisis that has led to the full radicalization of vaccine opponents.more

The end of remaining coronavirus rules in England on 16 August for those fully vaccinated is "nailed on", the prime minister says. In an interview with radio station LBC, Boris Johnson said no review was needed before lifting the last restrictions.more

About one in three middle-aged people has multiple chronic health issues, a long-running British study suggests. The 1970 British Cohort Study has been periodically tracking the lives of about 17,000 people born in England, Scotland and Wales in a single week.more

In Italy, "there is no sanitary dictatorship", assured the head of the Interior Ministry Luciana Lamorgese yesterday. She criticized the use of symbols by opponents of vaccination referring to Nazism and the Star of David.more

53.7 percent of Poles support restrictions for people who have not taken the COVID-19 vaccine, according to a poll conducted for Wirtualna Polska. The portal emphasizes that Poles, however, are strongly divided on specific restrictions for the unvaccinated.more

Boris Johnson’s poll lead has fallen sharply in the wake of last weekend’s fiasco over whether he should be exempt from self-isolation requirements.more