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Demos mark April 10 crash anniversary 11.08.2010 Several hundred gathered in Warsaw on the four month anniversary of the April 10 air disaster last night and called for an immediate explanation into the cause of the crash of the TU 154 which killed Lech Kaczynski and 95 others.
Coal mine marihuana farm busted 10.08.2010 Two Polish men were detained by police as they tended their marihuana plantation growing on the waste heap of a colliery in Ruda Śląska, southern Poland.
Cross should stay until alternative found, says poll 10.08.2010 A majority of Poles think that the Smolensk cross should remain outside the Presidential Palace until a permanent monument to those who died in the April 10 air disaster is erected there, says a new survey.
Fire damages Majdanek barracks 10.08.2010 A wooden barracks containing thousands of pairs of inmates shoes at the former Nazi death camp at Majdanek was seriously damaged by fire last night.
Head of National Broadcasting Council to be chosen 10.08.2010 The new National Broadcasting Council is to hold its first meeting today, during which the head of the council will probably be elected.
Aid flown in to flooded villages 10.08.2010 Two helicopters with 6 tonnes of food, cleaning products and disinfectants collected by aid organisations Caritas Polska and PHO have left Warsaw for flood-stricken Bogatynia, Zgorzelec and Radomierzyce in southwestern Poland.
Battle of the Cross passes off peacefully 10.08.2010 Several thousand people gathered outside the Presidential Palace in Warsaw, Monday night, after a social network campaign threatened to take the disputed Smolensk cross to a church, or, “to the police as evidence of a crime”.
Opponents to try and move Smolensk cross 09.08.2010 A group of Facebook users have threatened to take matters into their hands tonight and move the cross outside the Presidential Palace in Warsaw.
Safety campaign has no effect on road deaths 09.08.2010 Despite a special road safety campaign over the weekend, 44 people died on Poland’s roads, higher than the previous weekend before the campaign began.
Latest flood victims in Poland count the losses 09.08.2010 The residents of Bogatynia, close to the German/Czech Republic border, are picking up the pieces, Monday, after a flood wave crashed through the small town killing two and leaving thousands of zlotys in damage.
Three die in floods in southwestern Poland 08.08.2010 UPDATED - Three people died as floods hit Lower Silesia, Saturday night, Sunday morning: hundreds have been evacuated and some areas have no electricity, water or telephone communications.
Kaczynski ‘not optimistic’ about Komorowski presidency 08.08.2010 Speaking for the first time since the inauguration of President Komorowski, losing candidate Jaroslaw Kaczynski has explained why he did not turn up to the ceremony on Friday.
Data protection tsar wants internet security rules update 06.08.2010 Poland’s Inspector General for the protection of personal data has said that data security on the internet should be strengthened in Poland, in the wake of growing concern about the issue.
Komorowski’s campaign proves cheapest 06.08.2010 Bronislaw Komorowski “paid” the least for one vote during the presidential elections, if cost of the campaign is compared to with the number of voters cast for each candidate.
Poland’s president inaugurated in Warsaw 06.08.2010 UPDATED - Bronisław Komorowski has been inaugurated as the fourth democratically elected president of Poland since the fall of communism.
Jaroslaw Kaczynski boycotts Komorowski swearing in ceremony 06.08.2010 Jaroslaw Kaczynski, losing candidate in the second round of presidential elections on July 4 will not be attending the swearing in ceremony of the victor, Bronislaw Komorowski today.

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