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Christmas carp protected by new rights 15.12.2009 Poland's traditional fish - the carp - has been protected by new rights
Student beats Guiness lecture record 15.12.2009 A student at Jagiellonian University has beaten the Guinnes World Record with a 130-hour lecture
Sick President cancels on Baltic summit 15.12.2009 An ill President Lech Kaczynski has cancelled all official meetings and trips this week
Miners test fire-retardant underwear 14.12.2009 Miners at Katowice Coal Holdings are testing fire-retardant undergarments to protect against methane blasts
Communist policeman accused of murder escapes justice? 14.12.2009 The Court of Appeal in Warsaw has discontinued a 26-year long trial against former communist police officer Ireneusz K…
Poland’s oldest priest turns 103 14.12.2009 “I began the 104th year of my life,”’ said Father Kazimierz Herud, greeting his guests at a birthday celebration…
‘PM and president should have more power’ 14.12.2009 Twenty percent of Poles think PM Donald Tusk should have more power…
Winter takes grip in Poland 14.12.2009 Overnight snow in Poland will be followed later in the week by temperatures falling to as low as minus 20 degrees Celsius.
Monument to communist victims unveiled 13.12.2009 A Monument to the Victims of Communism in the years 1918-1989 was unveiled in Lodz, central Poland, Saturday.
Student tries to break longest lecture record 12.12.2009 A law student at the Jagiellonian University in Krakow is continuing his bid to break the Guinness record for delivering the world’s longest lecture.
Poland remembers martial law, Dec 13, 1981 12.12.2009 Masses and other ceremonies have been taking place throughout Poland since midnight tonight marking the 28th anniversary of the declaration of martial law.
Government losing support 12.12.2009 The ruling Civic Platform party’s lead over Law and Justice has slipped to just eight percentage points.
Legia beer – the real taste of football 11.12.2009 Legia Warsaw FC fans will soon be able to buy beer in their favourite club’s colours: white-green-red.
Paedophile mugshots to go public? 11.12.2009 Law and Justice MPs want images of sexual offenders and their personal data to enter the public domain.
Berlin Wall commemorated in Lower Silesia 11.12.2009 Parliamentary speakers from Poland and Germany have unveiled a fragment of the Berlin Wall in Krzyżowa, south-west Poland.
Parents of truants fined 10.12.2009 Parents of habitual truants in Bydgoszcz have been fined several hundred zloty in a crack-down on school-skippers

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