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Many European countries have tightened measures to fight Covid-19 after a brief relaxation.more

The Polish government is the “last hope” for a family who objects to the removal of hydration and nutrition from their family member in England. Last night the European Court of Human Rights denied the birth family of a patient publicly known only as “P” or “RS” their third application for interim measures preventing his death. more

A police force has apologised after its officers got a ‘bit keen’ and started handing out leaflets asking drivers ‘why are you here?’ as part of a crackdown on travel during lockdown.more

A leading Tory credited with inspiring Brexit has urged Boris Johnson to cull a raft of EU consumer and worker protections, now the UK has the freedom to act. more

The European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg did not accept the complaint submitted by the family of a Polish citizen living in a coma living in England, his relatives said. This allows the hospital to cut off its food and water supply.more

On internet portals in Poland, there are more and more advertisements in which a negative result of the COVID-19 test is offered "on the spot" in twenty-four hours - announces today "Gazeta Wyborcza".more

A little revolution awaits Polish drivers in 2021. The rules of priority at pedestrian crossings are to be changed, drivers will be fined for driving on a bumper, and e-scooters will be taken off the sidewalks - we can read in today's issue of "Rzeczpospolita".more

A heart attack victim who has been critically ill in Derriford Hospital for two months will have his life support turned off following a court hearing. The middle-aged patient, who can only be identified as 'RS' due to legal reasons, will be allowed to die after a legal battle between his wife and mother.more

Pupils in England who have no access to laptops are designated as “vulnerable children”, the Department for Education has said, meaning they can continue to turn up at school for face-to-face learning during lockdown.more

Coronavirus cases rose in two-thirds of London boroughs over Christmas, putting a huge strain on the capital’s hospitals.more

The Order of Mr Justice Cohen which authorises University Hospitals Plymouth NHS Trust to withdraw all life-sustaining treatment from a middle-aged Polish man, referred to only as “RS”, will come into force at 4 pm on 7 January, the Court of Protection has decided. more

Boris Johnson has plunged England into its third full lockdown following his latest address to the nation, amid a surge in cases of the new coronavirus variant.more

The suspended Scottish National party MP Margaret Ferrier has been arrested by police and charged with breaching coronavirus restrictions.more

Everyone in England must stay at home except for permitted reasons during a new coronavirus lockdown beginning at midnight, Boris Johnson has announced. All schools and colleges will close to most pupils and switch to remote learning until the middle of February.more

By the end of October 2020, Czech citizens had submitted 48,840 applications for settled or pre-settled status. 31,240 applications have already been approved, the Czech media reported today. Citizens of EU countries must obtain the right of residence by the end of June this year.more

From 1 January, the free movement of people and goods and services between the UK and the EU will end. This means significant differences to how people live, work and travel.more

New EU regulations have entered into force, according to which the rules of drone flights will be the same in all EU countries, as well as in Norway, Iceland and the United Kingdom. more

When flying to Great Britain after January 1, 2021, it is best to have two documents with you: an ID card and a valid passport - advises the spokesman of Chopin Aviator Piotr Rudzki. In connection with Brexit, there will also be restrictions on the limit of goods that can be brought in and out of the Islands.more

Families who refuse to vaccinate infirm seniors against Covid-19 could lose custody of them, according to a statement from the prosecutor's office in Seville, southern Spain.more

The government does not introduce a curfew on New Year's Eve, because for this purpose it would be necessary to introduce a state of emergency, it only calls for not moving and not using fireworks - Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki explained yesterday.more

The countries of Europe have introduced strict restrictions on the Christmas season, which are to stop the development of the coronavirus pandemic. Compliance with restrictions in Spain will be guarded by 100,000. policemen, in Italy - 70 thousand.more

Kieran Trippier, the Atletico Madrid and England defender, has been suspended for 10 weeks and fined £70,000 for a breach of betting rules, the FA has confirmed.more

President Andrzej Duda signed on Monday an amendment to the provisions on the stay of EU citizens in Poland, regulating the residence issues of British citizens.more

Pursuant to the regulation on new restrictions, the police will be able to issue tickets to persons who, without a reason included in the regulation, appear from 19:00 December 31 to 6:00 am January 1 on the streets - government spokesman Piotr Müller reported yesterday.more

A court in Norway has found two-time Olympic cross-country skiing champion Petter Northug guilty of serious traffic offenses and possession of narcotics and sentenced him to seven months in prison and a lifetime driving ban.more