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Political killer taken for psychiatric tests 04.11.2010 Ryszard C., a taxi driver who gunned down Marek Rosiak, a political assistant at the Law and Justice headquarters in Lodz in October, is to undergo psychiatric observation for six weeks.
Son of ‘The Pianist’ defends father in Nazi collaboration legal battle 04.11.2010 Andrzej Szpilman is set to take the Wydawnictwo Literackie publishing house to court after a newly released book claims that his father, Wladyslaw, the story of whom was made famous by Roman Polanski’s film ‘The Pianist’, collaborated with the Nazi authorities during World War II.
Investigators launch Jaroslaw Kaczynski death threat probe 04.11.2010 Prosecutors have launched an investigation into who sent an anonymous letter promising an attack on Jaroslaw Kaczynski, the opposition Law and Justice (PiS) leader.
Left compiling ‘book of political hatred’ 03.11.2010 Leftist politicians have been busy carefully taking down insults traded by the ruling Civic Platform (PO) and the opposition Law and Justice (PiS) and are going to publish them all in a special ‘White Book’.
Road shut following plane crash 03.11.2010 National road number 32 near the Gubinek border crossing into Germany is closed and may not be re-opened until tomorrow, police sources say…
Law and Justice ‘dove’ ready to fight for leadership 03.11.2010 Joanna Kluzik-Rostkowska, one of opposition Law and Justice’s moderate ‘doves’ says she is willing to challenge leading ‘hawk’ Zbigniew Ziobro for the leadership of the party “if need be”.
WW II Nazi ‘Harvest Festival’ conference begins in Lublin 03.11.2010 ‘Around the destruction - new research perspectives’ is a conference beginning at the Maria Curie-Skłodowska University in Lublin today…
Renaissance poet was a woman? 03.11.2010 A skull, thought for over two hundred years to have belonged to Polish renaissance poet Jan Kochanowski, in fact belonged to a woman.
Two die in plane crash near German border 02.11.2010 Two people died Tuesday morning when a micro light aircraft crashed near the village of Gubinek, Lubusz province, around four kilometres from the German border.
Blast in downtown Warsaw 02.11.2010 A young man and two police officers were injured in an explosion in a Warsaw residential building Tuesday morning. Police are at the scene investigating the cause of the explosion.
Autism ‘Communication Shutdown’ campaign launched 02.11.2010 A Polish NGO is aiming to raise awareness about autism by calling on social networkers to take a break from Facebook.
Holiday carnage continues on Poland’s roads 02.11.2010 Police say that 39 people died on the roads in Poland over the All Saint’s weekend, with 1880 drivers caught in charge of a vehicle under the influence of alcohol.
All Saint’s Day in Poland 01.11.2010 Poland joins other Roman Catholic countries in celebration of All Saints Day, Monday.
Death on the roads as families visit graves 31.10.2010 As families travel to cemeteries for All Saints Day weekend, 24 have died with 291 injured in 234 accidents on the roads in Poland.
Ruling party most able to cool political fever 30.10.2010 In a poll commissioned by Polish Radio, 27 percent of Poles think the ruling Civic Platform is the party most able to defuse the increasingly ugly tension in Polish politics following the murder of a political activist last week.
Bicycle – fastest way of commuting in Warsaw 29.10.2010 A race conducted by the Life without Traffic Jams” campaign has showed that the fastest way to get to work in Warsaw during the rush hour is by bike.

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