A houseowner will not have to pay a compensation to a Polish labourer for causing his fall off a ladder. A ‘cowboy’ construction company that hired him, had not taken out insurance.
Inheritance from America In Poland heirs o fan American Triest were fund. Three years after his Heath, the priest’s lawyers fund his family In Poland. Each of the relatives will receive $ 150,000.
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One visit at GP to get benefits One visit at GP is enough to obtain a new born benefit – amendments to the laws on benefit payouts stipulate. (more in Polish)
Poster encourage to abortion in the UK Posters encouraging woman to travel to the UK for abortion appeared on bus stopsin Lodz. (more in Polish)
Poles most loyal workers Poles are the most loyal employees in Europe. Three quarters of them declare “complete devotion” to their employers – a survey by Kelly Services reveal. (more in Polish)
Sunday shopping free? Only 2 per cent of Poles go shopping on Sundays – a new survey reveals. This argument may be used by those politicians, who want to ban trade on Sunday. (more in Polish)
Young Germans find jobs in Poland 30 young unemployed Germans have found jobs in Poland thanks to a bilateral program “Integration through exchange”. (more in Polish)
Pot-holes for sale in Krakow Krakow authorities want to sell holes in the roads to the public. At the same time they guarantee that every bought out hole will be repaired.
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Which cities are most dangerous? Despite the common opinion, Warsaw is not the most dangerous Polish city. Police has revealed the data on the crime levels in the biggest Polish cities. (more in Polish)
30 per cent of Poles find sex through net One in three Poles admit that their had sex with a person met on internet - a survey by CBM Indicator reveals. (more in Polish)
Adoption? Internet and savings are enough Childless couples with internet access and savings go for online adoptions. Long-lasting adoption procedures drag for years and are not always successful. (more in Polish)
Polish labourer after a fall with no compensation A houseowner will not have to pay a compensation to a Polish labourer for causing his fall off a ladder. A ‘cowboy’ construction company that hired him, had not taken out insurance.
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Dangeous tradition Can cheese rolling be dangerous? It can. Fans of a annual competition in Gloucestershire county in the south of England will be unpleasantly surprised – the quiz is cancelled because of safety fears. (more in Polish)
London St Patrick's Day on Sunday St Patrick's Day Parade and Festival in Lodnon will take place on Sunday 14 March on Trafalgar Square. (more in Polish)
Poles are “Britophiles”? On the occasion of the British Tourism Week, Skycanner presented the list of the 10 nations most often visiting the United Kingdon. Poles turned to be the second biggest group visiting this country. (more in Polish)
Rail strikee during Easter Rail passengers may face travel misery over Easter after the unions overwhelmingly voted for industrial action. (more in Polish)
Policeman sexually assaulted Polish woman A police officer strip-searched a Polish woman in a dark alleyway in London Shepherd's Bush. (more in Polish)
Joggers more often have sex One in ten joggesr claim to they have sex at least once a day, while three per cent of joggers said they have sex twice a day.
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East Lancashire Police to meet Poles East Lancashire police will be organzing regular meetings for Burnley and Pendle residents from Poland and Lithuania. (more in Polish)
Scholarships for best Polish students London Metropolitan University has announced The Polish Scholarship Programme fro outstanding postgraduate students. (more in Polish)
9bn lost in taxes Britons will pay £9 billion in unnecessary tax during 2010 as the majority of people fail to take simple steps to reduce their tax burden - a research by an advisory group showed. (more in Polish)
Meeting with a medical expert for Poles Polish Centre in Dublin is to organize series of meetings with a medical expert from Cairde. (more in Polish)
Thief: family needs cutlery A woman caught shoplifting several forks says that her numerous family ‘is in a constant need of cutlery’.
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Dublin: 60 new jobs in HP Computer giant Hewlett Packard will create 60 new jobs at its customer care centre in Dublin. (more in Polish)
Ireland is the friendliest nations Ireland is the world's friendliest country – claim Lonely Planet Guides' authors. (more in Polish)
Retirmenet later The retirement age will be gradually increased up to 68 over the next 20-30 years. A radical plan postponing retiring will be announced tomorrow, i.e. on Wednesday 3rd March. (more in Polish)
Hotel workers get fewer benefits Employees in restaurants and hotels are least likely to receive certain work benefits - figures from the Central Statistics Office show. (more in Polish)
Politis not for young people Politicians forget abort young people. The youth do not understand their complicated language. The most irritation is, however, the fact, that politicians do not answer any questions. (more in Polish)
Steals wine and buys a rabbit TA man who bought a rabbit for his children, had sold 121 crates of earlier stolen wine worth over € 9 k. (more in Polish)
New centre to fight eating disorders The country’s first residential centre dedicated to treating patients suffering from life-threatening eating disorders opened its doors today. (more in Polish)
More and more free events Free-of-charge museums and galleries were visited by almost 23,000 visitors last year. The number of inhabitants of Ireland spending holidays is falling. (more in Polish)
Holland: nurses say 'no' Dutch nurses are launching a national campaign against the patients who want to hale sex with them as part of standard Heath care.
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Longer life thanks to contraceptives? Women who have ever taken the Pill can expect longer lives than those who have never been prescribed the oral contraceptive – a research has suggested. (more in Polish)
Vials with ghosts sold on an auction Two glass vials purportedly containing two ghosts were sold for 2,830 New Zealand dollars (£1,316) at an internet auction. (more in Polish)
Good genes = more partners Genes behind the immune system may explain why some women have more sexual partners than others claim Australian scientists. (more in Polish)
Alcohol to help you slimming Moderate amounts of alcohol can help a woman stay slim - a study by American scientists has shown. (more in Polish)
Men have more free time Men have more free time than women. Every day the first watch tv, talk to their friends and pursue their hobbies for around 30 minutes more than the latter. (more in Polish)
Fight for the Women's Day ban German feminist and the foundress of the "Emma" magazine - Alice Schwarzer demanded a ban of the interantional Women's Day, callign it a “sheer mockery” of feminism. (more in Polish)
Teenage Pole youngest MP in Sweden? 17-year-old Polish girl may soon be the youngest MP in Sweden. Despite criticism, Magda Lukaszewicz doesn't give up. (more in Polish)
Oscars 2010 winner and loosers The Iraq War drama “The Hurt Locker” won best picture and five other prizes at the 2010 Academy Awards. Jameson Careron's “Avatar” was the biggest looser. (more in Polish)
Caretaker stops concert Scandal in Rome – a caretaker stopped a concert of a chamber band minutes before its planned end. Ignoring shouts from the audience she told the artists to leave the room because … it was 6 p.m. and she had to close the building.
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Ligocki third in snowboard World Cup Pole Mateusz Ligocki was third in snowboard World Cup in Italain Valmalenco. (more in Polish)
Polish ski runner on doping? Polish cross-country skier Kornelia Marek tested positive for a banned substance during the Vancouver Olympics. (more in Polish)
Boxing club looks for Polish boxers The Yeovil Amateur Boxing Club is looking for an English-speaking Polish boxer who might help in communication. (more in Polish)
Kowalczyk: crystal ball within reach Justyna Kowalczyk won the second place in the World Cup tournament in Lahti. It means that the crystal ball is within hear reach.
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Boruc to be transferred to HSV? Artur Boruc will probably leave Celtic in the summer. There are rumours that the Polish goal keeper will be transferred to Bundesleague. (more in Polish)
Polish speed racer in Eastbourne Eagles Eastbourne Eagles have signed up contract with Polish speed racer Dawid Lampart to finalise their line-up for the 2010 Elite League season. (more in Polish)
Poker in the Olympic Games? International Mind Sports Association (IMSA) has announces accepting the International Poker Association. As IMSA is a member of the International Olympic committee, automathically poker joins the olympic disciplines. (more in Polish)
Vancouver: gold and bronze for Poland On Saturday Justyna Kowalczyk got another medal for Poland. She won gold in women’s 30K cross-country. Polish women’s team got bronze medal in speed skating. (more in Polish)
Vancouver: a chance for a medal The Polish team of Speer skaters will fight for a medal. The team won in the quarter-final with Russia. Our chances for another medal are growing. (more in Polish)
Gortat's success Gortat used his chance brilliantly. His team wins. (more in Polish)
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