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Teddy bears join ambulance service 19.03.2010 A thousand teddy bears have gone to rescue services in the Lublin province, south east Poland. The toy bears, which ambulance crews have nicknamed “psychological first aid packages” will be given to children who are victims of road accidents.
PSL considered leaving coalition? 19.03.2010 As PM Tusk sums up two and a half year in office today, it is revealed that the junior coalition partner, the Polish Peasants Party (PSL) was close to leaving the government after they were ignored over the setting up of the new advisory Economic Council.
Auschwitz sign thieves sentenced 18.03.2010 The District Court in Krakow has sentenced three Poles who stole the “Arbeit Macht Frei” sign from the Auschwitz camp gate. To up to two and a half years in prison.
Poland continues to dig up its past 18.03.2010 The body of Stanislaw Pyjas, who died in 1977, probably at the hands of communist secret services, is to be exhumed to ascertain the real cause of his death.
Parliament debates new cycle-friendly law 18.03.2010 Parliament hears the first reading of an amendment to Poland’s traffic laws, Thursday, to adjust the regulations to European standards for bicycle users.
Appeals flood court after communist pensions cut 18.03.2010 The Regional Court in Warsaw has received nearly 3,500 complaints by former communist secret service and other officials after a January 1 law reduced their pensions significantly.
Toy grenade causes panic at Katowice airport 18.03.2010 Almost 400 people were evacuated from Katowice International Airport in the south of Poland yesterday after security found a toy hand-grenade.
Pres Kaczynski doesn’t want honorary Krakow citizenship 18.03.2010 As local politicians meet today to decide whether to give President Lech Kaczynski honorary citizenship of the historic city of Krakow, the head of state himself has said he doesn’t want the honour.
Python emerges from cleavage – police shocked 17.03.2010 Officers got a shock in a police station near Warsaw this week when a python emerged from the cleavage of a woman who was being questioned on disturbing the peace charges.
Komorowski and Sikorski to go head-to-head 16.03.2010 Parliamentary speaker Bronislaw Komorowski and Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorski will hold a televised debate on Sunday.
Return of the long lost orchid 16.03.2010 The pyramidal orchid, thought extinct in Poland almost 100 years ago, has been re-discovered in the northwest of the country.
Civic Platform voters support Komorowski 16.03.2010 Sixty percent of those who vote Civic Platform support Bronislaw Komorowski as their candidate for president, finds a survey by Gfk Polonia opinion pollsters.
Senator blackmailers charged 15.03.2010 The Prosecutor’s Office in Warsaw has issued indictment against three people suspected of blackmailing senator Krzystof Piesiewicz.
50 car pile up as blanket snow hits roads 15.03.2010 A last minute return of heavy winter conditions reaped a heavy road toll in central and eastern Poland.
Heavy snow fall on eve of Spring 15.03.2010 A few days before the calendar announces Spring, Poland has fallen under another deluge of snow, up to 20 cm in places.
Pawlak to run for presidency 15.03.2010 Deputy Prime Minister Waldemar Pawlak is to run in this year‘s presidential elections, according to media reports.

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