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Smolensk cross - the president should decide, says poll 27.08.2010 Seventy percent of respondents told pollsters that President Bronislaw Komorowski should decide the fate of the controversial Smolensk cross currently outside his residence.
Liberal maverick should stay in ruling party, says minister 26.08.2010 A government minister has said that he is against dismissing maverick politician Janusz Palikot from the ruling Civic Platform after he threatened to form his own, more liberal, party.
Rabid foxes discovered in southern Poland 26.08.2010 Heath officials in the southern Malopolska province of Poland have reported the first case of rabies among foxes in seven years.
Train conductor found drunk on duty 26.08.2010 A conductor on a train service between the western cities of Poznan and Zielona Gora has been taken into custody after he was found to have more than 3.5 ‰ of alcohol in his system.
Rumour mill – Kaczynski to stand down in autumn? 26.08.2010 A national newspaper reports Wednesday morning that leader of the Law and Justice (PiS) party Jaroslaw Kaczynski may stand down from his post in the autumn.
Politicians in football tournament for flood victims 26.08.2010 Polish parliamentarians have organized a football tournament in Warsaw, the proceeds of which will go for a clean-up operation in the town of Bogatynia, south-western Poland which suffered extensive damage in the flooding earlier this month.
Bishops call for joint committee to resolve Smolensk cross dispute 26.08.2010 Polish bishops have called for setting up a joint committee to decide how to honour the memory of the victims of the Smolensk air disaster on April 10.
Liver transplant boy conscious, say medical staff 25.08.2010 Six-year-old Tomek, who had a liver transplant over a week ago has finally come to and has even spoken to those around him, say doctors at the children’s health institute in Warsaw.
Drug decriminalisation bill to be set before parliament 25.08.2010 Poland’s Council of Minister is to submit draft bill which would decriminalise possession of recreational drugs for personal use.
MEPs enter battle for soul of Law and Justice party 25.08.2010 Is MEP Zbigniew Ziobro (pictured) leading a ‘radical’ faction against a growing band of moderates inside the opposition Law and Justice party?
Storks start leaving Poland 25.08.2010 Late summer has officially arrived in Poland as storks begin their southern migration.
Vietnamese immigrant busted for growing marijuana 25.08.2010 Police from the Central Investigation Bureau have arrested an illegal Vietnamese immigrant for growing over 400 marijuana plants in the northern town of Slupsk.
Radio Maryja under scrutiny from new media council 25.08.2010 Poland’s National Broadcasting Council intends to audit the output of the controversial Radio Maryja station, founded by ultra-conservative Father Tadeusz Rydzyk.
Police smoke out international illegal cigarette gang 25.08.2010 Ten million illegal cigarettes have been seized by officers from the Central Bureau of Investigation near Wroclaw, southwest Poland.
Liver transplant boy still in coma 25.08.2010 Despite being slowly brought out of an induced coma, six year-old Tomek, who received a liver transplant last week after eating poisoned mushrooms, has still not regained consciousness, say hospital staff.
Poll lead increases for Teflon Tusk 25.08.2010 Despite the recent announcement that the government is to put one percent on VAT, PM Donald Tusk’s ruling Civic Platform party has lengthened its lead over the opposition, finds a new opinion poll.

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