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39 percent of respondents are in favor of building nuclear power plants in Poland, which is an increase of 5 pp. from the previous measurement in 2018 45% of respondents is against it (decrease by 5 pp.) - according to the CBOS report.more

Covid vaccinations are to become compulsory for staff in care homes for older people in England, the BBC has been told. Workers are expected to be given 16 weeks to have the jab or face being redeployed away from front-line care or potentially lose their job.more

A woman phoned 999 to report her cleaner not turning up for work, while another called the police because there was no chicken at a food shop.more

Some Covid restrictions in England will stay in place for now, the government has confirmed. It had hoped to "remove all legal limits on social contact" from 21 June. That's been put back until 19 July - although a review will take place in two weeks.more

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has delayed lifting England's remaining COVID-19 restrictions until Monday 19th of July.more

Most coronavirus rules will remain in place in England for another four weeks after the planned 21 June unlocking, government sources have told the BBC.more

Boris Johnson has admitted he is less optimistic about the easing of lockdown restrictions than he was last month and offered a strong hint he will delay the 21 June reopening.more

Hundreds of protesters brought streets to a standstill on the second day of the G7 summit in Cornwall. Campaigners from Extinction Rebellion marched through Falmouth in one of the biggest demonstrations of the day.more

Amanda Bellwood, a part-time worker, has been on furlough since the UK's first coronavirus lockdown and fears she will never return to the company where she has worked for 20 years.more

London has failed to make it onto a top ten list of the world’s most liveable cities, leaving Auckland to grab the top spot. The capital missed out on a Economist Intelligence Unit 2021 top ten ranking, which rates 140 cities across the world.more

As much as 80 percent Poles with obesity do not consider it a serious disease, but a cosmetic defect - experts said during an online conference, during which the second edition of the educational campaign "Let's talk honestly about obesity" was launched.more

The birthday wishes of the head of government were given to the oldest Polish woman in Gliwice, the 115-year-old girl from Gliwice, Tekla Juniewicz, the minister of family and social policy, Marlena Maląg, and the voivode of Silesia, Jarosław Wieczorek.more

Schoolchildren have told Ofsted inspectors that sexual harassment and online sexual abuse are such a routine part of their daily lives they don’t see any point in challenging or reporting it.more

Many pubs and restaurants in England have only just reopened after being closed for months during lockdown. But their efforts to make up for lost time and money are being hampered by booked-in customers not turning up. Just how big a problem is the no-show, and how are they tackling it?more

A group of MPs has called on the government to consider raising the age of sale of cigarettes to 21 in order to end the "tobacco epidemic" by the end of the decade.more

The public is "fed up" and "demoralised" by the number of migrants attempting to cross the English Channel, Priti Patel has claimed.more

As of today, UK users of eight popular online dating apps can indicate on their profiles that they have already been vaccinated against Covid-19 or that they support vaccination.more

The Government is "absolutely open" to delaying the June 21 unlocking, Matt Hancock said on Sunday in the strongest indication yet that the date for the next step in the roadmap could be put back.more

Boris Johnson has come under pressure in recent weeks to delay lifting all COVID restrictions on 21 June after several scientists urged him to.more

Half of Britons think Boris Johnson should delay this month's planned lifting of lockdown, according to an exclusive Mirror poll. more

The Netherlands has 17.5 million inhabitants: more babies are born than expected. We tick the 17.5 million, according to the Population Counter of the Central Bureau of Statistics (CBS). more

Millions of Americans could be left without a home soon when the national eviction ban expires this June. In Florida and South Carolina, 25% of renters are behind on their housing payments, whereas in Maine and Kentucky, 6% of adult renters could be evicted this month.more

In mid-July we can assume that we will do without outdoor masks - said Franco Locatelli, coordinator of the technical-scientific committee for the Covid emergency in Italy.more

The number of foreigners who obtained German nationality last year fell by 15% to 109,900, and half the decline was due to fewer British nationals becoming citizens of Germany, the Federal Statistics Office said on Wednesday.more

Noise complaints soared by almost 50 per cent in London during the first wave of the pandemic, researchers revealed on Thursday.more