55 percent of Poles think that the new President of the Supreme Audit Office, Marian Banaś, should resign from office - according to the latest phone survey conducted by Kantar for "Fakty" TVN and TVN24. The opposite opinion was expressed by 19 percent of respondents.

They were promised stable jobs in Poland with salaries on a European level. Several dozen Filipino drivers fell victim to human traffickers. They were forced to back-breaking work for less than they'd been promised and with complete disregard for the safety procedures binding in their profession. "All we could do was to pray for things to be good," one of the drivers told "Superwizjer" journalists. How Polish firms circumvent the law by hiring foreigners? Who exploits difficult situation of Filipinos for financial gains? Watch the report "Drivers for slave labour" by Jakub Stachowiak and Patryk Szczepaniak.

Law and Justice would secure 40 percent of votes in the upcoming parliamentary election, according to Kantar poll for "Fakty" TVN and TVN24. Civic Coalition would get the second result with 28 percent. The Left would come third with 10 percent.

Poland has long sought access to the State Department's Visa Waiver Program under which most citizens of participating countries can travel to the United States for tourism or business for up to 90 days without obtaining a U.S. visa. "President Trump informed President Duda that he expects to announce Poland's entry into the Visa Waiver Program in the coming weeks," the White House said in a brief statement about the talks on the sidelines of the annual U.N. General Assembly.

Poland and the United States have agreed the locations for additional US troops in Poland - according to the declaration signed by the presidents of both countries. Among the locations there are Wrocław, Łask and Lubliniec. Discussion regarding the stationing of an armoured division is ongoing.

The independence of the judiciary in Poland has been under attack since the end of 2015 - the European Association of Judges (EAJ) said in a statement. The organisation also claims that ruring this period legislative and political measures which are aimed at making the judiciary completely dependent on the executive and legislative powers have been adopted by the Polish government.

Korean investments in Poland in the field of high-tech, chemical industry, energy and infrastructure, as well as cybersecurity were the topics of Monday's discussion between Poland's President Andrzej Duda and his South Korean counterpart Moon Jae-in.

The Central Anti-Corruption Bureau (CBA) has been looking into asset declaration of the chief of the Supreme Audit Office (NIK) since April - the CBA announced on Monday. According to the plan, the control is to be complete in the second half of October. It means that its results would be known after the parliamentary election. The controversies surrounding Marian Banaś' asset declaration have been revealed by "Superwizjer" TVN.

An officer of the Marshal's Guard of the Sejm (Straż Marszałkowska), with 19 years of experience in the job, was detained by the police on Monday in connection to making criminal threats against a public person. A disciplinary inquiry has been launched - informed the Sejm Information Centre.

On his way to the UN Climate Action Summit, French President Emmanuel Macron told "Le Parisien" on Monday that it is Poland that is blocking European Union's common efforts to protect the environment. He also called to put more pressure on all countries to step action against climate change.

The movie "Solid Gold" by Jacek Bromski will fight for a Golden Lion in the Gdynia Film Festival after all. It had been removed by the Polish Television and the director accused public broadcaster of trying to force him into changes that could be seen as election propaganda. The film is based on the Amber Gold ponzie scheme scandal.

Have accidents involving government limousines been kept from the public? Journalist from tvn24.pl portal have revealed that this could have been the case in at least several instances.

The former boxer, Dawid Kostecki, directly suggested that politicians could have been recorded in brothels. This was revealed by Onet.pl journalists who had accessed Kostecki's testimony. Just after his death, the prosecutor denied this information. Meanwhile, his family doesn't believe he committed suicide. The man was found dead in his jail cell.

We hope that the declaration regarding military cooperation between the USA and Poland will be signed on Monday - Poland's foreign minister Jacek Czaputowicz told journalist, asked about the meeting between presidents Duda and Trump in New York.

On Friday, in over a hundred cities all over the world, including Poland, manifestations against climate change and governmental inaction took place. "Thousand Cities March", organised by the Youth Climate Strike, was joined by residents of many Polish cities, including Kraków, Lublin, Łódź, Poznań, Warsaw and Zakopane.

The Commissioner for Human Rights "strenuously objects to launching pro-turnout campaigns based on stereotypes of groups vulnerable to discrimination, including people with mental disorders," - Adam Bodnar wrote in a statement regarding the "Don't go grazy and vote" campaign. The action was also criticised by the Commissioner for Patients' Rights, the Helsinki Foundation for Human Rights and the Polish Psychiatric Association.

Well-known film directors warn that there could be a boycott of the Gdynia Film Festival. They are demanding immediate changes, including the clear rules regarding the selection of films in the running.

A sugar tax. Might this mean that Poles will eat less and not more of the sweet substance? And will it have a positive effect on the health of Poles? This is a proposal put forward by the National Sanitary Inspectorate. The details are to be revealed after elections.

Just before elections a new finance minister is to be appointed. It's not anyone new, but rather the current minister of investement and develoment Jerzy Kwieciński. He will hold both functions. The prime minister has submitted an official request to the president regarding the appointment.

The evidence on former prime minister Beata Szydło's car accident has been destroyed. The data is irretrievable from the damaged disk. This was announced today by experts and means the 21-year-old driver suspected of causing the accident lost another chance of proving his innocence, says his attorney.