More and more people declare bankruptcy in Poland. At the same time, fewer Poles are being refused entry into the United States. Business news from Poland with Mateusz Walczak.

If you ride public transportation, it could land you in jail - if you travel without a ticket, that is. A woman from Chrzanów, southern Poland, notorious for this will spend 10 days behind bars. The court's decision is now legally binding. She's been treated with such severity because she was caught by inspectors without a ticket 67 times.

The patient was rescued, but the helicopter was put out of service. Olsztyn's air ambulance flew to a local village where a resident had collapsed while clearing snow. The machine landed but couldn't take off again.

The Central Bureau of Police Investigations has struck a blow against a gang of Silesian football hooligans. Police officers have arrested five people attempting to intimidate former members who ended up cooperating with the police.

The battle for in vitro fertilisation in Łódź is losing ground. In the voivodeship, after the shift of political power comes a change in decisions. Law and Justice doesn't want to hear about financing the procedure, but there are still the residents.

Palestinian officials have been invited to a U.S. conference on the Middle East hosted by Poland next week, a senior U.S. official said on Friday, but top Palestinian officials said they would not attend.

The Central Anti-Corruption Bureau did not confirm grounds to investigate Jarosław Kaczyński's estate, but the "Gazeta Wyborcza" daily continues to publish more recordings with details on the Srebrna case. Their latest revelation is that Kaczyński was the decision maker regarding the investment. Kazimierz Kujda, the president of the National Environmental Protection Fund and former head of Srebrna firm and close advisor of Kaczyński negotiated personally with the Austrian businessman.

Struggling Wisla Krakow have signed Poland midfielder Jakub Błaszczykowski on a six-month contract, Polish sports portal przegladsportowy.pl said on Thursday.

There's a Brit in the Wrocław city hall. A British breed of cat that is. After it was abandoned at a bus station, it now works in the mayor's office. The feline has been named Wrocek by local residents.

Electric car owners will soon be able to charge their vehicles along Polish express ways. Warsaw is no longer the most expensive cities in Poland, as far as studio apartments are concerned. Business news with Mateusz Walczak.

After the ministry of culture slashed the budget for the European Solidarity Centre, internet users came together to collect 3,5 million zlotys in less than two days. The centre had refused to employ the deputy director recommended by the ministry and to change its exhibition on "Solidarity". As a result, the ministry allocated 4 million zlotys for the activities of the centre this year, which is 3 million less than before.

The Polish government is "targeting" women's rights activists, according to a report released by Human Rights Watch (HRW) on Wednesday.

A Polish archbishop has invited victims of sexual abuse by paedophile priests to meet him, and said all Catholics had a duty to report and prevent such crimes.

Prices of fuel will drop thanks to a strong zloty. Good news for motorists using the A2 highway. Budget cost of unemployment benefits is at its lowest in a decade. Business news from Poland with Mateusz Walczak.

China's Huawei has offered to build a cyber security centre in Poland where last month authorities arrested a Chinese employee of the telecommunications firm along with a former Polish security official on spying charges.

The auctions for the 27th edition of the Great Orchestra of Christmas Charity have come to a close. Collectibles, meeting with famous Poles and even cars were up for auction to raise money to buy medical equipment for the smallest patients. Actors, musicians, politicians and athletes all took the initiative to make it happen.

The "shark of reprivatisation", lawyer Robert Nowaczyk has given testimony to the verification commission. It included questions regarding claims to the land on Srebrna street, which is currently making headlines due the chairman of Law and Justice who secretly planned to build two skyscrapers there. Mr Nowaczyk made the allegation of corruption by w wide range of actors.

Former adversaries at the historic negotiations between the Polish government and the trade union Solidarity which led to the end to communist rule in Poland say the country needs a new Round Table.

Poland's former prime minister Jan Olszewski died in a Warsaw military hospital late on Thursday, Polish Press Agency (PAP) informed on Friday.

British leaders who sold Brexit with no plan for how to deliver it deserve a "special place in hell", the EU's Donald Tusk said, revealing frustration in Brussels and sparking fury among anti-EU campaigners.