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Nearly two-thirds of Italians will also wear face masks when the requirement is lifted, the poll's results were announced on days when government officials said masks could be removed outdoors in two months in August.more

57 percent Germans and 65 percent. Poles assess Polish-German relations as very good or rather good, according to the Poland-Germany Barometer survey. The people of both countries view international crises and even the Bundeswehr in a similar way.more

More Britons than ever before identify as lesbian, gay or bisexual (LGB), meaning the nation’s gay and bi community grew by more than 15% in a year to reach 1.4 million people, the latest government figures showed on Thursday.more

It is by no means a foregone conclusion that we will be "violently" putting up with the restrictions in June. We must still remember to maintain sanitary discipline, said Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki yesterday.more

Ministers have backtracked over travel advice for eight areas worst hit by the Indian virus variant, after a change in guidance led to widespread confusion.more

In June, over 140,000 people will expire the ID card validity period. Invalid evidence is a big problem. Therefore, in order to avoid it, it is worth applying for a new document now - informed the Digital Policy Promotion Department of the Chancellery of the Prime Minister in Poland.more

"We, as Poland, do not support this letter," said the Minister of Family and Social Policy, Marlena Maląg, referring to the letter of 48 ambassadors, diplomats and representatives of international organizations, in which they expressed their support for efforts to make the public aware of LGBT problems.more

According to the virologist Fabrizio Pregliasco herd immunity “we will never reach it". He explained that this is impossible because Covid-19 will become an endemic disease, which means that it will last for many years and it is only possible to reduce its spread.more

Data from Eurostat and statistical offices of individual countries show that in recent years more and more people are divorcing in Europe. As sociologists predicted, the pandemic only highlighted this trend. The clearest example is Italy, where the number of divorces increased by 60%. Interestingly, against this background, Poland looks exceptionally good.more

Boris Johnson has dropped a promise to reveal this month whether social distancing will end, blaming the “new threat” from the Indian variant of Covid-19. more

48 ambassadors, diplomats and representatives of international organizations in Poland expressed their support for efforts to raise public awareness about LGBTI problems. A letter on this issue was published today - that is, on the International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia and Transphobia.more

Fraud and error on the main universal credit benefit have reached record levels, according to new official figures. According to the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP), £8.4bn was lost in 2020-21, up from £4.6bn the previous year.more

Introducing a curfew or a ban on moving between provinces for people who do not want to be vaccinated in Poland - suggests prof. Miłosz Parczewski, one of the prime minister's pandemic advisers.more

Thousands of protesters marched in support of Palestinians on Saturday in major European cities including London, Berlin, Madrid and Paris, as the worst violence in years raged between Israel and militants in Gaza.more

GPs in France report that more and more people in the country are refusing to be vaccinated against Covid-19 with AstraZeneca. Patients cancel their visits demanding access to mRNA vaccines.more

Scottish police ordered the release on Thursday of two Indian men who had been detained by British immigration officials, after hundreds of protesters in Glasgow blocked the path of a van carrying the detainees.more

In 55 years, the divorce rate has more than doubled in Europe: from 0.8 per 1 thousand. people in 1964 to 1.8 in 2019 - Eurostat reported today. In the same period, the number of marriages per 1 thousand inhabitants fell from 8.0 to 4.3.more

People should "live responsibly" with Covid and stay vigilant to the risks as England's lockdown is further eased, the PM has told a No 10 briefing.more

Boris Johnson is set to announce some huge changes to lockdown restrictions at a 5pm press conference today. Dozens of Covid rules are finally expected to lifted from May 17 following months of harsh rules. more

Dutch people cook less at home and love ordering take-out food, according to research by the FoodService Institute (FSIN), the results of which were published yesterday in the daily De Telegraaf.more

Alcohol killed more people in 2020 in England and Wales than in any of the previous 20 years, official data shows. There were 7,423 deaths from alcohol misuse last year - a rise of 20% from 2019, the Office for National Statistics says.more

From today, the cost of changing one's legal gender comes down from £140 to £5 to make it easier for transgender people to afford. more

The Dutch Institute of Public Health (RIVM) has conducted a study which shows that 45 percent of people quarantined after returning from a high-risk country do not comply.more

Most Greeks want Germany to pay for their country's destruction in World War II. According to research conducted by various centers, support for reparations ranges from 90 to as much as 97 percent.more

What in the centenary of the establishment of Northern Ireland unites all residents is their commitment to the peace process, because no one wants to return to the past problems, but how to avoid it is already a controversial issue - says Prof David Phinnemore of Queen's University Belfast.more