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Pole fined for selling Mein Kampf 22.10.2009 A book shop owner who sold Hitler’s Mein Kampf has been sentenced to a fine of 7,500 (1,800 euro) by a court in the Poznan, western Poland.
14-year-old drug dealer arrested 22.10.2009 A 14-year-old drug dealer from Wabrzezno, north-central Poland, has been arrested and is awaiting trial
Academics have a laugh at humour symposium 22.10.2009 The fifth Symposium of Humour is now on at the Silesian University in Katowice in the south of Poland.
Jewish roots conference opens in Warsaw 21.10.2009 A conference devoted to Jewish roots in Warsaw has opened in Warsaw.
Killing dogs ruled legal by Krakow court 21.10.2009 The District Court in Krakow has found a man accused of producing lard from dog fat not guilty.
Scandals fail to stick on Teflon Civic Platform 21.10.2009 In spite of a host of corruption scandals, the ruling Civic Platform maintains a healthy lead in opinion polls.
Speed traps in trash bins legal 20.10.2009 The Ministry of Interior and Administration has decided that hiding photo radars in trash bins is legal.
Poland's hospitals offering better treatment 20.10.2009 Hospitals are providing better care and the Cancer Centre in Olsztyn, northern Poland, is the best hospital in the country….
Agent Tomek - super-spy or super-stud? 20.10.2009 Details on the mysterious anti-corruption agent who uses seduction as part of his method of entrapment have emerged, following more allegations of how he lured another woman into his trap.
Solidarity priest receives posthumous state distinction 20.10.2009 Father Jerzy Popiełuszko has received a posthumous Order of the White Eagle, Poland’s highest state distinction.
Katowice mine to provide fire-proof clothes 20.10.2009 Katowice Holding Company will introduce fire-proof clothing to protect miners against burns
Charges brought against Popieluszko's persecutor 19.10.2009 Prosecutors at the Institute of National Rememberance have raised charges against Popieluszko's persecutor
Drunken skiers left on the piste 19.10.2009 The Polish government has abandoned a restrictive regulation, in which drunken skiers would be fined.
Cheating rife, standards plunge in Poland’s universities 19.10.2009 Cheating at university in Poland is “not unusual” and many students say that they would be buy a masters thesis.
Fog chaos at Warsaw airport 19.10.2009 Some flights were delayed this morning after fog descended on Warsaw airport, Monday morning.
New phone-tapping scandal puts more pressure on government 19.10.2009 Resignations are being called for after it has emerged that the Internal Security Agency (ABW) has been wiretapping journalists in Poland.

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