Proceedings carried out so far with the questioned witnesses, including judge Łukasz Piebiak, did not reveal any factual or legal grounds to launch disciplinary inquiries or present disciplinary charges regarding the alleged misconduct - the Disciplinary Spokesperson for the Common Courts Judges, Piotr Schab, said on Friday. He was referring to the hate campaign scandal aimed to discredit certain judges, that was allegedly orchestated by employees of the Ministry of Justice.

Iwona Hartwich was banned from Poland's parliament after camping out for weeks in a corridor last year demanding more state support for disabled people. This week she walked into the building to collect her certificate of election.

On Thursday afternoon, Polish ferry Jan Śniadecki had an accident in the Swedish port of Ystad. The vessel bumped against the concrete wharf, seriously damaging the bow. No one got hurt. The circumstances of the accident are being investigated.

Heaps of food in garbage dumps. Poles buy much more than they need and then they don't know what to do with the excess, even though a lot can be done with a little effort.

Poland drops in the World Bank's "Doing Business" ranking, another year in a row. Sales of loans are on the increase. The head of the European Central Bank, Mario Draghi, is leaving the office. Business news from Poland with Mateusz Walczak.

Investors should keep their eyes on CD Projekt. Bloomberg has just put this Polish company on it's list of top 50 to watch worldwide.

Officers of the Central Anti-Corruption Bureau entered the Warsaw city hall. This was related to the recent failure at the "Czajka" sewage treatment plant.

The President of the Supreme Audit Office Marian Banaś submitted explanations to the Central Anti-Corruption Bureau regarding asset declarations. The deadline for him to respond to the results of the inspection conducted by the CBA passed on Wednesday at midnight. Neither the CBA, nor Marian Banaś have disclosed any details.

Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki vowed his government will combat "all forms of anti-Semitism", and condemned attacks on Jews and Jewish institutions in a letter to the head of the Jewish Agency.

Law and Justice's parliamentary club has recommended Elżbieta Witek for the Sejm Marshal, Stanisław Karczewski for the Senate Marshal, and Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki for the chief of the cabinet - the head of the PiS parliamentary club, Ryszard Terlecki, informed on Thursday.

The Regional Court for Warsaw-Śródmieście has acquitted seven women who were blocking nationalists' march in 2017 and got roughed up. They were accused of "disturbing the course of a legal assembly". The verdict is not legally binding.

Members of parliament of the IX term on Thursday received their election certificates. The chairman of the National Electoral Commission (PKW), Wiesław Kozielewicz, underscored that due to the record-high turnout, the MPs have the strongest mandate in the history of the III Republic of Poland. He also wished them to carry out their duties with dignity and dilligence.

The National Electoral Commission issued a negative opinion on Thursday regarding one of the election protests submitted by the ruling Law and Justice party. "We have found the accusations included in the protest insufficient to repeat the vote in this constituency," the PKW chief Wiesław Kozielewicz informed. The opinion pertains to Senate election in constituency number 75.

Poland has its first and longest major road tunnel on the way to the winter capital of Zakopane. Unfortunately, it's only one of two parallel sections and drivers will have to somehow deal with their frustration for a little longer - at least until 2021.

"We, the People" - is how Lech Wałęsa began his address to the U.S. Congress in 1989. On November 15 it will be 30 years since that historic event. The speech made by the former leader of Solidarity was the inspiration for Jacek Stawiski and Ewa Ewart to make the documentary entitled "My, Naród" or "We, the People". Today, it's creators spoke to Warsaw high school students about why that event was so important.

A mysterious black car hit the headlines across Poland on Wednesday after being stranded on a construction site in the city of Szczecin.

It's too early for the Council of Europe to comment on the request for election votes recount in Poland - a spokesperson for the Council of Europe, Panos Kakaviatos told journalists after the meeting between Civic Platform chairman Grzegorz Schetyna and top representatives of the Council.

The sessions are held every day and are conducted by teams composed of three Supreme Court justices - the spokesman for the Supreme Court (SN), judge Michał Laskowski, told TVN24 on Wednesday. He explained the procedure of examining submitted election protests.

Two young police officers from Poznań have entered a courtroom to check the ID of the judge. The officers were called by a man who earlier on had heard a verdict regarding the alimony he will have to pay, the amount of which he found unsatisfying - tvn24.pl portal has found out. "We will apologise to the judge. Such situation should have never happened," said the spokesman for Greater Poland Police, Deputy Inspector Andrzej Borowiak.

On Friday, the movie "Mr. Jones" is coming out in cinemas after just premiering. Earlier it won the Grand Prix Golden Lions at the Gdynia Film Festival. "Mr. Jones" is based on the true story of journalist Gareth Jones who wrote in the 1930's and uncovered the truth about the Soviet famine of 1932 to 1933.