Polish Senate voted in favour of passing the original form of a bill changing a number of laws that would strenghten the financial market supervision. Fifty seven (57) senators supported the legislation, 26 were against, no one abstained.

The notorious case of a faulty car light bulb replacement has entered yet another stage. Yet again in court, yet again with financial consequences. This time, however, more than 10 zlotys is at stake.

A patient whose face was extensively damaged due to falling from a ladder has had a groundbreaking face reconstruction surgery in Katowice hospital. It's the first of its kind in Poland.

Britain and the European Union agreed a draft text setting out a close post-Brexit relationship, officials said, though wrangles over fish and the future of Gibraltar must still be settled before leaders meet on Sunday.

The OECD has predicted faster economic growth in Poland. The Sunday trade ban is going to be even more watertight as certain loopholes are closed. Poland's motorsport great, Robert Kubica is returning to Formula One, thanks to sponsorship from Poland's biggest petrochemicals company. Business news from Poland with Mateusz Walczak.

The newly appointed Mayor of Warsaw, Rafał Trzaskowski has announced in an interview for TVN24's "Fakty po Faktach" that his first three decisions would concern free nurseries, senior citizens and health services.

The biggest opposition party, the centrist Civic Platform (PO), filed the no-confidence motion on Friday, accusing the ruling Law and Justice party (PiS) of failing to ensure an independent inquiry into corruption allegations.

The scandal regarding the Polish Financial Supervision Authority (KNF) continues. The opposition wants an investigative commission to be called, but the government continues to push through a controversial bill enabling banks deemed to fail to be acquired for a symbollic 1 zloty.

The amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere hit a new record last year with emissions showing no sign of slowing down, the U.N. World Meteorological Organization said on Thursday.

Polish driver Robert Kubica, whose Formula One career seemed over when he partially severed his right forearm in 2011, will make an astonishing race return with the Williams team next season after eight years out.

Law and Justice's leader Jarosław Kaczyński and former President of Poland Lech Wałęsa met in court on Thursday. Kaczyński has sued Wałęsa for violation of his personal rights, by accusing him of being responsible for the Smoleńsk plane crash, which took the lives of 96 people, including Kaczyński's brother Lech, former Polish president. Former political allies and today's enemies didn't shake hands when facing each other in front of the court room. Verdict is expected to be read out on the 6th of December.

Poland may soon see some serious competition from abroad for Ukrainian workers. Salaries in Poland continue to rise. Business news from Poland with Mateusz Walczak.

Poland called on Wednesday for more forests to be planted worldwide to capture carbon emissions and so curb global warming, speaking ahead of annual U.N. climate talks to be held in Warsaw next month.

The European Commission is "satisfied" with proposed ammendements to the Polish law on the country's Supreme Court, a Commission spokesperson said.

Holding your breath is often the only way not to breath smog-polluted air. Polish celebrities are calling for action before we all suffocate. It is necessary to take steps because Poland is a country that is most affected by the smog in Europe. Guests of TVN24, actress Joanna Jabłczyńska and Kamil Wyszkowski talked about the campaign "First Day Without Smog".

There was a debate in the Senate today regarding changes to the law that would make it easier for the state to take over banks. The MP who announced that he would like to defend the bill explained that he voted for it because... he was supposed to. The opposition is now connecting the dots and linking the KNF scandal with the changes that are now being made. Is it a coincidence? The opposition thinks not and continues to call for an investigative commission.

"Polish population living in the UK have made a huge contribution to the British economy," said the Vice Chairman of Goldman Sachs and the CEO of Goldman Sachs International, Richard Gnodde in an interview for TVN24 BIS. Gnodde added that, "the UK economy wouldn't be able to operate the way it does without the contribution of Polish citizens, as well as the citizens from the rest of the EU 27". "Broadly across the economy that part of the labour force is a very significant contributor and will hopefully continue to be so," said Goldman Sachs' Richard Gnodde.

Some good and bad news from the Energy Regulation Office. The bad news is that the prices of electricity will go up. The good news - it shouldn't directly affect private households. The minister of energy is assuring the public that each private household will receive compensation from the government for the raising prices. This will be guaranteed regardless of income. Energy providers will charge the governement for the increase. But companies and local governments will be excluded from this compensation.

The Kremlin responded to Mateusz Morawiecki's words about the gas pipeline Nord Stream 2. The Polish PM had asked what would prevent Vladimir Putin from marching into Kiev, if it turned out that after building the Nord Stream 2, the Ukrainian gas transmission system was unnecessary.

Andrzej Duda signed the bill on Employee Capital Plans which assumes the creation of a private saving system. It is to comprise contributions paid by employees, employers and the state. The new system is to provide additional savings for future pensioners.

Support for Poland's governing party has fallen, a survey published late on Tuesday showed, as it scrambles to contain fallout from the country's biggest corruption scandal in years.

Poland's ruling Law and Justice party (PiS) rushed a legislative amendment through parliament on Wednesday reversing changes it had made at the Supreme Court that the European Union had condemned as undemocratic.

Poland forward Arkadiusz Milik scored from a twice-taken penalty to give his already-relegated side a 1-1 draw in Portugal in their final Nations League match on Tuesday.

According to a new survey carried out by Kantar Millward Brown, 33 percent of respondents would vote on the ruling coalition of Law and Justice, Alliance and United Poland, if the elections were held in the coming days. This is 5 percentage points less compared to the September's poll. Civic Platform would get the second result of 26 percent of votes, while the Democratic Left Alliance and Kukiz'15 would be third with 7 percent each.

Fifty three (53) percent of Poles have a negative opinion on a comment made by the chief of Poland's central bank Adam Glapiński, who has praised the dismissed head of the Financial Supervision Authority, Marek Chrzanowski, according to a poll carried out by Kantar Millward Brown for "Fakty" TVN and TVN24. Positive opinion about Glapiński's words was shared by 20 percent of respndents.

A draft amendment adopted by the Polish government on Tuesday assumes adjusting the "Modernisation Programme for the Police, Border Guard, Fire Service and State Security Service" to the growing number of jobs in these services.

A company that has developed a cheap way of converting farm waste to cooking fuel won first prize at Smogathon 2018, a competition looking for innovative solutions to air pollution, at an award ceremony in Kraków on Monday.

Poland expects its first nuclear power plant to start operating after 2030 as the country aims to cut its use of coal in producing electricity, Deputy Environment Minister Michal Kurtyka said.

Poland's central bank has suspended reserve requirements for Idea Bank as shares in the small Polish lender fell further on Tuesday amid investor and customer concerns about the bank, which has been hit by a corruption scandal.

Poland's government said on Tuesday it would join a growing list of EU countries to shun a U.N. migration pact.