Expectations ran high before the visit of the former Polish president to the protesting parents of the disabled in the Sejm. While the most difficult questions remain unanswered, Lech Wałęsa declared that he would mobilize various groups in the society to support the plight of the protesters.

Aftermath of the disrupted title-deciding game due to shocking behaviour of Lech Poznań football hooligans. The city's mayor, Jacek Jaśkowiak thinks that the brawls that ensued on Sunday's matchup between the archrivals, Lech Poznań and Legia Warszawa is the result of lack of consistency on the part of the government.

In Gdańsk, a meeting with residents was cut short. After an outburst and heated discussion, the Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki left the room at the legendary Gdańsk Shipyard. The government's spokesperson is saying the whole thing was planned by the opposition. But the most difficult questions, mostly about the protest of the disabled in the Sejm, are being asked throughout the country.

He says he's no criminal and will file a complaint on the actions of the Central Anti-Corruption Bureau, the CBA. The former chief of police claimed on TVN24's "Jeden na Jeden" that a representative of the bureau offered to drop charges in return for testimony against a certain minister from the Civic Platform - Polish People's Party coalition. Zbigniew Maj has been charged with 10 offenses, among others, for disclosing information in criminal proceedings.

Unexpectedly, the Polish president's visit to the United States lasted one day longer. Andrzej Duda was supposed to land in Warsaw yesterday but due to a technical failure of the plane, he had to stay in Chicago for one more night.

Polish industrial growth is back on track after a small bump down the road this March. The Sunday trade ban finds strong support in smaller towns and cities. For these stories and more, Mateusz Walczak has the details.

"Members of the ruling United Right can only be in power as long as they keep the society divided," said the former president, Lech Wałęsa in "Fakty po Faktach". He also emphasised that a developed society must find a way to take care of the disabled. He added that it's possible that he'll return to the Sejm and join the protesters. Former prime minister, Ewa Kopacz was the guest of the second part of the programme.

Paweł Pawlikowski has been awarded Best Director in Cannes for his movie "Cold War". He dedicated the movie to the co-writer Janusz Głowacki who passed away in August. The story is loosely based on the lives of Pawlikowski's parents. Set in the 1950s, the movie tells a story of a sophisticated love that happens in the early years of the eponymous Cold War era. The movie stars Tomasz Kot, Agata Kulesza, Joanna Kulig and Borys Szyc.

Legia Warszawa won the Polish championship for the 13th time in the club's history on Sunday after they were granted a 3-0 walkover against Lech Poznan whose supporters threw flares and invaded the pitch.

There was no Palme d'Or for Polish cinema in Cannes, however, Pawel Pawlikowski did bring home Best Director. The award was for his movie "Cold War", set in the 1950s and 60s and telling the story of tough love between two people from different worlds. Pawlikowski received the award from the head of the jury, Cate Blanchett. He dedicated it to Janusz Głowacki who wrote the screenplay with him but died in August last year.

New laws regarding the Sejm Speaker's Guard entered into force. The number of guards is to be increased as well as their authority and jurisdiction. Members of the Speaker's Guard will now be allowed to give orders to people whose behaviour might pose a danger.

Prime minister Mateusz Morawiecki met with residents of Gdańsk on Sunday. During a Q and A session in the famed Occupational Health and Safety Room in the Gdańsk Shipyard, a group of Law and Justice opponents disrupted the meeting. The atmosphere was so tense that the police had to intervene.

An epidemiological danger and, not to mention, the cost of food. For these reasons, among others, the protest of the disabled and their caretakers in the Sejm is a problem for the government. The authorities simply want it to end. However, they don't want to fulfill the demand of a 500 zloty allowance.

Marcin Gortat of the Washington Wizards has been awarded the Officer's Cross of the Order of Polonia Restituta. He received it from president Andrzej Duda for "exceptional sports achievements and promotion of sports among children and teenagers, as well as promoting Poland and for charity work." The ceremony took place during the president's meeting with Polonia in Chicago.

The First Veteran Run took place in Bolesławiec in Lower Silesia. The beautiful race was organized in memory of Lieutenant Łukasz Kurowski, the first Polish soldier to lose his life in Afghanistan. The goal of the event was to honour all of the Polish soldiers on missions abroad.

He is a real guardian, friend and medic, though he doesn't have a real heart. Bobot, because this is how he's called, is a robot. This electronic medical assistant's future task will be to help doctors and nurses. He was created by students of the Białystok University of Technology. The machine can measure a pulse and examine the heart rate of child patients. His inventors were awarded for their work with a gold medal at the International Invention Exhibition in Paris.

"Dar Młodzieży" (The Gift of the Youth) set out on its voyage from the port in Gdynia. The sailing ship will journey around the world in honor of Polish independence. It will dock at 22 ports on 4 continents, stopping in Panama in January for World Youth Day.

The Polish International Aquarium Show is the biggest fishkeeping event organized annually in the country's capital. It takes place at the Department of Animal Science at the Warsaw University of Life Sciences. The current, fifth edition of the expo boasted a myriad of species and habitats from around the world.

"I'll gladly give my MP salary to cover the meals," declared Michał Kamiński, MP from PSL-UED. The guest of "Fakty po Faktach" referred to the comments made by the Sejm speaker, Marek Kuchciński regarding the costs generated by the protest of the disabled and their caretakers. His interlocutor, Barbara Nowacka also commented on the actions taken by the Sejm authorities against the protesters: "this goes beyond any standards, not only of parliamentarism, but also of functioning in a society". The mayor of Gdańsk, Paweł Adamowicz was the guest of the first part of the programme.

"I don't see anyone marked number two in Law and Justice. At least, Jarosław Kaczyński haven't named anyone yet," with these words the former prime minister, Leszek Miller assessed the current situation regarding the leadership of Law and Justice. The guest of "Fakty po Faktach" added that inside the party "the coteries clash" and the potential successors are regrouping. The guests of the second part of the programme were Barbara Labuda and Jacek Santorski.