European Council President Donald Tusk urged his fellow Poles on Monday to "come to their senses" over Poland's place within the EU, saying it could otherwise end up following Britain's example and tumble out of the bloc.

On Monday, after 5 p.m. the hearing of former Polish prime minister and current European Council's chief Donald Tusk before the Amber Gold scandal investigative commission came to an end. It lasted seven hours.

The nine sailors who remain behind on the Pomerania Sky cargo ship after some its crew members were kidnapped are safe. This information comes from a spokesperson for the ship's owner. One week ago on the coast of Nigeria, pirates kidnapped eleven members of the ship's crew, including eight Poles. Negotiations with the pirates are currently underway.

"Measles breakout, caused by a virus brought from abroad, shows that vaccination is working, otherwise there would be more cases. There's no epidemic, situation is good, the Minister of Health Łukasz Szumowski said on Monday. During the weekend there were reports of 14 cases of measles in Masovian Voivodeship. According to data from Monday, the number increased up to 18 cases.

According to official results of the second round of local elections, mayor of Gdańsk Paweł Adamowicz, mayor of Kraków Jacek Majchrowski, mayor of Szczecin Piotr Krzystek, as well as mayor of Olsztyn Piotr Grzymowicz have all been re-elected for another term. The city of Kielce, however, has chosen a new mayor - Bogdan Wenta.

Paweł Adamowicz has won yet another term as mayor of Gdańsk, Jacek Majchrowski won again in Kraków, whereas Kielce will have a new mayor - Bogdan Wenta, according to exit polls from the second round of local elections in Poland.

"According to the initial data, on friday alone there were 79 accidents in which 96 people got injured and 11 lost their lives. It means that since the beginning of the "Znicz" operation, that is from Wednesday morning, there was a total of 266 accidents which took the lives of 32 people and left 314 injured," said Officer Dawid Marciniak from the General Police Headquarters in Warsaw. He added that from Wednesday morning to Friday midnight, 590 drunk drivers were apprehended.

After more than 40 years of dispute, Poland and Denmark finally agreed on the maritime border. According to the Ministry of foreign Affairs, Jacek Czaputowicz the agreement is based on a just solution that will strenghten relations between the countries.

In order to witness the visually impared, but extemely talented 12-year-old playing the piano, many people waited in a long line. The boy has a hearing of a genius. His parents made him believe that they only went for a trip to Warsaw's Royal Baths park. When they got there, the surprised wonderkid learned that his dream was coming true.

A "Sokół" (Falcon) helicopter belonging to the Polish Army had a dangerously-looking emergency landing during training near Padua, Italy. Luckily, the soldiers came out the accident unharmed, but the machine burst into flames on a field belonging to a local farmer. According to his lawyer, a thick, toxic smoke got into his cowsheds and caused great losses. Now, the Italians are taking Polish Defense Ministry to court, demanding over 120,000 euros of compensation.

Be sure to get your tickets! The Copernicus Science Centre has prepared three performances with robots for lovers of technology. The mechanised actors were brought to life with the voices of famous Polish actors like Piotr Fronczewski and Wiktor Zborowski.

"A bear named Wojtek," a new Polish-British animated movie based on an unlikely, but nevertheless true story of a bear which spent the Second World War with Polish soldiers under General Anders. Wojtek was more than a mascot. For example, during the battle of Monte Cassino he helped soldiers carry munitions. After the war, the hero-bear retired to Edinburgh zoo. There's been a monument to him in that town since 2015, and as of this year, October the 20th will be known as "Wojtek Day".

The Opera and Philharmonic in Białystok has reached a milestone. They've had their millionth visitor - a woman who was at the Opera House for the first time. Now, the Polish language teacher from Siedlce will have the opportunity to immerse herself in the musical arts. She's won a free ticket for every single show over the next year.

It's flu season and more and more people are falling victim to the seasonal infection. Doctors claim the number of ill will only increase and advise Poles to get flu shots.

So far, at least 21 people have died on the roads during the All Saints' Day long weekend. As usual, the police are trying to minimise the number of accidents by lauching the "Znicz" action (Operation Votive Candle). Officer Dawid Marciniak from the General Police Headquarters said on Friday that since Wednesday morning, there were 193 accidents on Polish roads, which took lives of 21 people and left 218 injured. The police have stopped 393 drivers under influence of alcohol.

A reckless theft in Warsaw's metro. At Słodowiec station a thief stole a defibrillator along two sets electrodes for adults and children. The machine is worth at least 5,000 zlotys and, in extreme situations, is life-saving. The police have released a CCTV footage showing the thief as he still hasn't been caught.

On Friday, 14 cases of measles were confirmed in Masovian voivodeship, including one in the capital city of Warsaw. According to Regional Sanitary-Epidemiological Station in Warsaw, the desease affected mainly children, the youngest being 2-year-old.

Poland will likely back out from a United Nations migration pact, following Austria, Hungary, the Czech Republic and the United States, Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki said on Friday.

The international anti-piracy front is being formed in Warsaw. It's not just the question of fighting against the phenomenon, but also hard work to change the mentality of people. Furthermore, it's not just a question of targeting users, but finding those who are responsible for circulating the material. This is where the international cooperation is necessary.

A car accident took place in Warsaw on the Trasa Siekierkowska when a vehicle hit an impact barrier. The driver was 101 years old.

A suspected criminal known as "Misiek" is finally in the hands of Polish police. He is the leader of Wisła Kraków gang of soccer hooligans and is believed to have committed multiple crimes. He had been on the run since May and was finally arrested in Italy. Apprehending "Misiek" is a big success of Polish law enforcement.

Yet another miracle in the Alarm Clock Clinic. Seven-year-old Łucja woke up after a three-month coma. She is the 50th child that has regained conciousness in the clinic created by actress Ewa Błaszczyk. The was crushed by a stone-garden sculpture in the end of July. Her 12-year-old brother saved her life by giving her first aid.

Work on the North-South freeway in Poland faces diffculties. The government will be investing in railways. Poland is grouped with Hungary, Russia, Turkey and Kazakhstan as a country incresing its gold reserves. Business news from Poland with Mateusz Walczak.

The charity event of the year, of every year - frankly speaking, in Poland. The Great Orchestra of Christmas Charity will take place on January 13th. But the wheels are already turning. The head of the foundation, Jerzy Owsiak spoke to TVN24 about what to expect.

Sixteen percent of Polish internet users, so over four million people, are suffering of FOMO or Fear of Missing Out. In other words, such people are afraid of switching off the internet and social network sites. These are the results of a survey carried out by the University of Warsaw and the "Ariadna" research panel. The group that shows the most severe symptoms are 15- to 24-year-olds.

The first days of November are All Saints' Day on the 1st and All Souls' Day on the 2nd. These are traditionally very important dates for Poles. Millions of people are now on their way to visit the graves of their loved ones and traditionally police road patrols are on their guard during the "Znicz" (Candle) operation. However, this time it might be hampered in Łódź voivodeship where police officers are taking sick leaves en masse. Similar situation is taking place in many other parts of Poland. The General Police Headquarters explains that it's due to "illness season", whereas police trade unions speak openly about a "reaction to a lack of will" to meet the demand of the officers.

Good news from the automobile industry in Poland with the production of vehicle parts contributing greatly to GDP and employment. Industrial organisations have spoken out against extending the Sunday trade ban. Business news from Poland with Mateusz Walczak.

A roundup of All Saints' Day in Poland. From traffic to a lack thereof, to accidents and security. Here's a brief look on how one the most important holidays in Poland was experienced throughout the country.

Huge police operation all over Poland. The so-called "Candle" action is taking place each year on All Saints' Day, as Poles are visiting cemeteries to pay respects to their dearest. Thousands of police officers are on a mission to patrol and secure the roads. Unfortunately, despite their best efforts, at least 19 people lost their lives in accidents since Wendesday.

The police have detained a 39-year-old Georgian citizen who has been wanted in connection with the murder of 28-year-old Paulina D. from Łódź. The suspect has been apprehended in Kiev, informed the police Thursday morning.