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One in five with mourning sickness 27.09.2009 One in five think that pronouncements of national mourning are called too often in Poland…
Seven charged with dog fighting, western Poland 27.09.2009 Seven out of 19 people detained on Saturday morning by police have been charged with crimes connected with dog fighting.
Family involved in contract killing? 25.09.2009 Wloclawek courts are trying a whole family for commissioning hit men to kill a man.
Cervical smears, mammograms funded by state? 25.09.2009 Starting next year, Polish working women will be required to have regular Pap smears and mammograms
Poland to chemically castrate pedophiles 25.09.2009 MPs in the lower house of parliament have voted for Poland to become the first nation in the EU to chemical castrate pedophiles.
Double life of Weronika 25.09.2009 TV celebrity Weronika M.-P. has been officially charged with corruption
Police computer system wide open to hackers 25.09.2009 Police computers at Poland’s national headquarters do not have updated anti-virus software and face risk of cyber attack, say experts.
Farfal to be evicted from TVP offices? 25.09.2009 Boguslaw Szwedo, acting president of the state-own television station TVP, has filed a motion to remove Piotr Farfal, deposed president, from the company’s headquarters.
Left wants prime minister’s question time 25.09.2009 Left wing MPs want to introduce a British-style prime minister’s question time to Poland’s lower house, the Sejm.
Mass poisoning at fish processing plant 25.09.2009 Over 30 employees at a fish processing plant in Dabrowa Chelminska, north of Poland, have been poised with a toxic gas.
TV celebrity caught red-handed while taking bribe 24.09.2009 Weronika Marczuk-Pazura, a TV celebrity known from the popular "You can dance" show, has been caught in the act while taking a bribe.
Polish soldier turns 104 years old 24.09.2009 Stanislaw Dardzinski, the oldest surviving soldier of the 33rd Infantry Division, has turned 104 years old today.
Drunken coal mine spokesperson dismissed 24.09.2009 State Mining Authority spokeperson investigating explosion fired for being drunk on the job
Catholic weekly fined in high-profile abortion case 23.09.2009 Catholic weekly will pay damages to woman for claiming she wanted to kill her baby
Pay fees or we’ll dig up your loved ones! 23.09.2009 Cemetery keepers in Szczecin, north west Poland, are threatening to eradicate graves of people whose families don’t pay upkeep fees.
Parliament passes 1939 Soviet invasion resolution 23.09.2009 Poland’s lower house of parliament has issued a resolution condemning the Soviet invasion of Poland at the start of WW II.

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