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Killer bear scare in the Tatras 29.04.2010 National park rangers are hunting an aggressive brown bear, roaming the Polish-Slovak border, after it attacked two men and a horse.
Komorowski signs bill on IPN 29.04.2010 Acting president Bronislaw Komorowski has signed a bill on the role of the Institute of National Remembrance, contrary to the late president Lech Kaczynski’s wishes.
Police net almost 100 pedophiles 29.04.2010 Ninety-four people from around Poland suspected of distributing child pornography have been detained in a sting operation codenamed ‘Mermaid’.
Decline in priestly vocations in Poland 28.04.2010 The number going into the priesthood and religious life is falling in Poland, a report released by the Conference of the Polish Episcopate reveals.
Nudists prepare to let it all hang out in Lodz 28.04.2010 Though there is still a cold nip in the air, naturists are gearing up for Poland’s first nude-only disco party in Lodz.
Presidential plane’s debris on holy icon 28.04.2010 A piece of Tu-154, which crashed near Smolensk killing 96 people will be incorporated into the Black Madonna of Czestochowa, Poland’s holiest icon.
Kwasniewski calls for dignified election campaign 28.04.2010 Poland’s former President Aleksander Kwaśniewski has expressed hope that the election campaign in Poland will be conducted in an atmosphere of restraint, out of respect to those who died in the Smolensk air disaster.
Alarm system warned pilot he was flying too low 28.04.2010 Ahead of Prime Minister Donald Tusk’s report, Wednesday, on the ongoing investigations in Poland and Russia of the causes of the Smolensk air disaster, it has been revealed that seconds before the crash an alarm system warned the pilots about the dan
Missing signals officer’s body found? 28.04.2010 A spokesperson at Poland’s Military Intelligence Service refused to deny or confirm to Polish Radio if a body found in the Wistula River in Warsaw was that of missing signals officer Stefan Zielonka.
PM Tusk to give Smolensk disaster investigation update 28.04.2010 Prime Minister Donald Tusk will outline progress, or otherwise, in the investigation into the Smolensk plane crash which killed President Kaczynski and 95 others on April 10.
Election campaign could become ‘nasty’ 27.04.2010 Fifty four days to go before presidential elections in Poland, and the political truce noted in the wake of the death of President Lech Kaczynski, his wife and 94 in the Smolensk plane crash, is well and truly over.
Grandma vigilante nabs handbag thief 27.04.2010 A 46-year-old handbag thief from Warsaw has been brought to justice by two sisters aged 67 and 70.
Cops finger gang member 27.04.2010 Police have detained a 35-year-old member of an organized criminal group which media have dubbed “the finger-cutting gang”.
‘Jaroslaw should not run in elections’ 27.04.2010 Former president Lech Walesa thinks the decision of Jaroslaw Kaczynski to stand in the June election is a mistake.
Where have all Poland’s storks gone? 27.04.2010 Up to 40 percent of stork nests in north-eastern Poland are empty this spring.
Law and Justice popularity increases after Smolensk disaster 27.04.2010 Law and Justice (PiS) is claiming a surge of interest in Poles wanting to join the party in the wake of the Smolensk air disaster which killed many of their top politicians.

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