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Winter comes to Poland 23.11.2010 Winter weather will hit Poland tomorrow and by Thursday a sprinkle of snow will cover the whole of the country, say meteorologists.
Official - Civic Platform lead, Gronkiewicz-Waltz set to take Warsaw 22.11.2010 UPDATE 2 - After counting over 83 percent of ballot papers, Poland’s National Electoral Commission has announced that the ruling Civic Platform has won over a third of the votes in Sunday’s local government elections.
Giant Jesus Christ statue unveiled 22.11.2010 The world’s tallest statue of Jesus Christ has been officially unveiled in Zielona Góra province, western Poland.
Law and Justice: We can still govern Poland 22.11.2010 Buoyed by better than expected local election results, Law and Justice (PiS) party leaders are declaring that they remain the biggest opposition in Poland and will go on to win the general election next year.
Outright victory for Gronkiewicz-Waltz in Warsaw? 22.11.2010 An exit poll suggests that incumbent, Hanna Gronkiewicz-Waltz (Civic Platform) is the outright winner in elections for president of Warsaw, Sunday, receiving 51.6 percent of the vote.
Leaders turn out to vote 21.11.2010 All the party leaders have voted today in Poland’s first round of local elections. Prime Minister Donald Tusk (Civic Platform) voted in his home town of Sopot, Law and Justice leader Jaroslaw Kaczynski cast his vote in Warsaw, Grzegorz Napieralski (SLD) voted in Szczecin and Waldemar Pawlak (PSL) voted in Plock.
Poles at the polls for local election ballots 21.11.2010 UPDATE 2 - Twenty five thousand polling stations are now open across the country as voters take part in the first round of local elections in Poland. AT 15.00 CET, turnout was 27.55 percent, says the election commission.
Estonian lynx to move into Lake District 21.11.2010 The forests of the north eastern Mazury lake district may soon see a revival of its population of lynx.
Warsaw Metropolitan becomes Cardinal 21.11.2010 President Bronislaw Komorowski has sent a congratulatory message to Warsaw metropolitan Archbishop Kazimierz Nycz after receiving his cardinal’s pallium during a consistory at the Vatican, Saturday.
Local election silence descends on Poland 20.11.2010 From midnight last night till 22.00 CET on Sunday, all opinion polls, electioneering and political agitation are banned in Poland in what is known as a period of ‘election silence’, with Poles voting in local elections on 21 November.
Poles support smoking ban 20.11.2010 Seven out of ten Poles give the thumbs up to the new law on banning smoking in public places, finds a new poll commissioned by Polish Radio.
Walesa gives support to new Solidarity leader 19.11.2010 Lech Walesa, in conflict for a long time with the Solidarity trade union has given his support its new leader, Piotr Duda.
Gap narrows between parties ahead of local ballots 19.11.2010 Two days ahead of the local elections, the gap between governing and opposition parties has narrowed, finds a new opinion poll commissioned by Polish Radio.
Last day of campaigning before local election silence 19.11.2010 Politicians are making one last dash around council districts, constituencies and the country in the final day of campaigning before the local government elections on Sunday.
Law and Justice on ‘road to nowhere’ 19.11.2010 Rebel opposition MP Pawel Poncyljusz has told Polish Radio that he has joined the new political grouping formed this week because “in the political arena Law and Justice has chosen a path to nowhere”.
Virus shut down Defence Ministry’s computer system 18.11.2010 Poland’s defence minister has revealed to Polish Radio that his ministry’s computers were immobilised for two days earlier this week after a virus got into the system.

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