Britain's exit from the European Union remained deadlocked on Monday after parliament failed to agree on any alternative to Prime Minister Theresa May's divorce deal.

A 37-year-old American has been caught trying to steal a fastening screw from the rail tracks at a historic unloading ramp in the former German concentration camp Auschwitz II Birkenau - the spokesperson for the Oświęcim police Małgorzata Jurecka announced.

A heartbreaking story of 13-year-old Paweł from Rybnik. The boy didn't receive proper medical care and now he is paralysed. The prosecutor has made accusations against the doctor who said that the boy's symptoms were simulated.

The Archbishop of Łódź, Grzegorz Ryś has apologised to victims of sexual crimes committed by priests. During Thursday's mass, he revealed data concerning the Łódź Archdiocese. He said that there were 10 children that had been molested and 4 people just over 18 years of age. He added that this was not the complete number of victims.

The National Bank of Poland has revealed the wages of its directors from the last 23 years. This comes after the push to make the salaries public, following criticism of the wages paid out to the current director of communications. This is the first time in the bank's near history that this director has made more than in other strategic departments like HR or risk assessment.

International observers said on Monday they were generally satisfied with the first round of the Ukrainian presidential poll.

A comedian with no political experience took a commanding lead in the first round of Ukraine's presidential election, offering a fresh face to voters fed up with corruption in a country on the front line of the West's standoff with Russia.

Riding a wave of public fury over corruption, liberal lawyer Zuzana Caputova won Slovakia's presidential election on Saturday, bucking a trend that has seen populist, anti-European Union politicians make gains across the continent.

Police detained a 38-year-old man suspected of attacking the former mayor of Siedlce with a knife on Monday morning. Wojciech Kudelski was taken to a hospital where he underwent an operation. Doctors say that the former mayor was in a stable condition.

Four out of five points offered by the government have been agreed upon by both sides - deputy PM Beata Szydło announced after the Monday's meeting with teachers' union. The negotiations will be continued from 8 a.m. on Tuesday. The chairman of the Polish Teachers' Union, Sławomir Broniarz said that, so far, it's still too early to even discuss the possiblity of suspending the strike decision. Sławomir Witkowicz from the Trade Unions' Forum also said that the government's offer did not lessen the risk of strike.

One out of five Poles wants to change their jobs, whereas majority of Poles declare that they don't want the time change. Business news from Poland with Mateusz Walczak.

Aside from the sunshine and warmer temperatures, the bears in Bieszczady add more proof that winter is ending. The animals have come out of hibernation hungry and are looing for food.

Polish doctors conducted a groundbreaking operation on cancer of the head and neck using the Da Vinci robot in Poznań. Operations have been completed in Poland before using the machine, but this was the first time it was done on this part of the body.

The disagreement over the Vistulan Boulevards in Warsaw continues. Warsaw wants those who lease space there to have new responsibilities, while the owners of the popular clubs say that it's the end of the promenade as we know it. City officials, however, hope the new laws will limit noise and trash from all-night parties.

All of the emergency rooms in Silesia will undergo an inspection. This was the decision made the minister of health after tragic series of incidents in the emergency wards in Sosnowiec, Zawiercie, Bytom and Dąbrowa Górnicza. Inspectors will verify how long it takes to receive help and the availability of benefits.

Łukasz Berezak from Szczecin has been known for years as one the most cheerful volunteers for the Great Orchestra of Christmas Charity. He helps with fundraising whenever he can despite his own incurable illnesses. Today, he is the one who needs help.

One and a half years in jail for brutally beating his dog. That was the verdict the court handed to Bartosz D. from Chełmża. At the end of January of last year, he savagely battered his 4-month-old dog Fijo.

Startling number of young Poles haven't given their retirement plan a thought. Airline travellers will be hapy to know that many new routes are being created by airlines that operate in Poland. Business news from Poland with Mateusz Walczak.

Donning yellow trousers, shiny platform shoes, red lipstick and headphones, 80-year-old 'DJ Wika' stands behind the decks, mixing party music in a huge Warsaw club.

Thousands of people opposed to Britain delaying its departure from the European Union marched through central London on Friday as lawmakers in parliament strongly rejected Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit deal for a third time.