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Seventeen suspects detained in paedophile ring raid 30.07.2010 A police operation in 12 Polish provinces has resulted in arrests of 17 people suspected of the possession and distribution of child pornography via peer-to-peer networking sites.
Dziwisz – eminence grise of Polish Church 30.07.2010 Despite not being formally the top clergy in Poland, Cardinal Stanislaw Dziwisz, former aid to John Paul II, is the most powerful person in the Polish Roman Catholic Church who also influences Polish political stage.
Culture offensive marks Warsaw Rising anniversary 30.07.2010 Several culture events are being lined up for the 66th anniversary of the outbreak of the 1944 Warsaw Rising, including a new music CD with a pink alien on the cover, a photo exhibition and even a satirical puppet show.
Unexploded WW II bomb found at Poland’s Woodstock festival site 29.07.2010 A 30-kilo unexploded flying bomb has been found in a field near Kostrzyn, western Poland, the day before the site will be full of thousands of music fans for the Polish ‘Woodstock’ festival.
2003 Magdalenka shootout cops ‘not guilty’ 29.07.2010 A court in Warsaw acquitted three police officers, Wednesday, charged with misconduct during a shootout in the village of Magdalenka, near Warsaw in 2003.
Government discusses release of Smolensk investigation evidence 29.07.2010 Poland’s attorney general Andrzej Seremet met this morning with parliamentary speaker and acting president Grzegorz Schetyna to discuss policy concerning the release of results of the investigation into the April 10 air crash near Smolensk.
Abstract monument to unborn babies disturbs locals 29.07.2010 A monument created by a Catholic action group to commemorate unborn babies, erected at a cemetery in the southern town of Zabkowice Slaskie, has caused many to scratch their heads in bemusement.
Commission to look into opinion poll error during elections 29.07.2010 In an attempt to regain credibility on the market after a bruising presidential election campaign, an independent commission is being set up to look at polling errors.
Roma reach out to citizen's ombudsman 29.07.2010 Head of the Polish Roma Association, Roman Kwiatkowski has asked the citizens and children’s ombudsmen to assist in legal proceedings after a Roma family was attacked in the southern town of Limanowa.
A portrait of the president in every embassy? 29.07.2010 Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski has confirmed that he plans to put a portrait of Bronislaw Komorowski in every Polish embassy around the world once he is sworn in as president on August 6.
‘Help! I’m stuck in the loo! 28.07.2010 A British woman who got stuck in the toilet room; a father whose son refuses to wash his hair – these are just some of the reports that Polish emergency services receive over the holiday period.
Locals try to lynch Roma in southern Poland? 28.07.2010 The Polish Roma Association is to file a law suit with prosecutors after a mob in the town of Limanowa, southern Poland, tried to break into an apartment and lynch members of a Roma family.
Poland looking to beef up military helicopter fleet 28.07.2010 Poland’s defence ministry is to issue a tender for 26 helicopters as part of a continued modernization of the armed forces.
Man's avatar robbed! 28.07.2010 A man in Olsztyn, northeast Poland, claims his avatar has been robbed of personal effects – including boots, shield and a helmet - worth over 200 euro. Police are investigating the virtual theft.
Ruling party with clear lead in polls 28.07.2010 Two opinion polls published Wednesday show the ruling centre-right Civic Platform maintain a clear lead over opposition parties, with one survey claiming the party may have enough seats in parliament to rule alone.
Former communist policeman to escape justice? 28.07.2010 A former communist-era riot police officer, accused of beating a student to death in Warsaw in 1983, will probably escape justice as his case has now officially expired.

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