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Poles pay 20 euro daily for prisoners 29.07.2009 For every criminal in Polish jails, the average taxpayer pays 6,700 euro annually.
Pawlak – Law and Justice alliance claim is a “lie” 29.07.2009 Deputy Prime Minister and Polish Peasant’s Party chairman Waldemar Pawlak has denied that his party is considering an alliance with the opposition Law and Justice party.
Kolakowski laid to rest today 29.07.2009 Poland’s most prominent post-war philosopher, Professor Leszek Kołakowski will be buried today with military honours at Warsaw’s Powązki Military Cemetery.
Carriages back in Krakow centre? 28.07.2009 Krakow Municiple Authorities will allow carriages back on the square, under strict regulations.
68 cases of swine flu in Poland 28.07.2009 Poland's swine flu count has hit 68 confirmed cases after a bus trip returned from Spain beaing ill tourists.
Stasiak – ‘We have work to do’ 28.07.2009 Władysław Stasiak, the newly appointed head of the Presidential Chancellery said, Monday, that he would like Poles to see the real face President Kaczynski, who has a clear vision for Poland.
Three more swine flu cases 27.07.2009 Three more people are confirmed to carry the A/H1N1 virus and are being treated in a hospital in Lodz
Cracks widen in ruling coalition 27.07.2009 In an interview for the Polish version of Newsweek, Deputy Prime Minister Waldemar Pawlak says that Prime Minister Tusk is only concerned about the interests of his own party and not the country.
Public media awards cancelled 27.07.2009 Juries of the highest media cash prizes have cancelled the awards due to economic constraints.
Documents from Olewnik case stolen 27.07.2009 Evidence in the high-profile Olwenik case were stolen from a defence attourney's house near Warsaw.
Gombrowicz remembered 25.07.2009 Today marks the 40th anniversary of the death of renowned novelist, playwright and essayist Witold Gombrowicz.
‘Fruit, veg, not sweets’ campaign in schools 24.07.2009 The European Commission is providing Polish schools with free fruits and veggies to encourage health for kids
Eight dead as more storms ravage Poland 24.07.2009 UPDATE - Storms swept across southern and central Poland last night, leaving eight people dead, and 34 severely injured.
Krakow bans horse carriages from centre 24.07.2009 From 24 July, horse-drawn carriages will be banned from the Krakow Market Square
Storms kill in Poland 23.07.2009 Eight people died last night, as storms crashed through central and northeastern Poland, causing thousands of zloty in damages
KDT stall owners allowed to collect goods 23.07.2009 Stall owners at the KDT shopping centre in downtown Warsaw have been allowed to collect their stock and to close down their trading posts, following two days of clashes with police.

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