Court documents, parliamentary voting cards and other sensitive files have been found in an old, deserted state-run farm in Ożarów Mazowiecki, west of Warsaw. Documents that shouldn't have been there. A pile of burnt papers have been discovered and now the police are investigating.

Designer drugs seem to have become a real plague in Poland. The subject keeps returning despite many years of appeals. Young people are still using these dangerous substances. Can a new law doling out hefty sentences prevent put an end to this problem?

Next stage of legal proceedings in the case of four policemen involved in the death of Igor Stachowiak while he was in police custody. Yesterday the court heard testimonies of two witnesses who filmed the apprehention of the victim on a square in Wrocław. Experts who researched the footage from the witnesses' phones and from video recorders at Wrocław - Stare Miasto police station also took the stand.

A presidential pardon before a legally binding verdict - that's legal, according to the new Constitutional Tribunal. The handed down ruling concerns the case of former chief of Anti-Corruption Bureau, Mariusz Kamiński. The biggest oppositon party, Civic Platform says the decision has been taken by Law and Justice's "mock-up tribunal".

Almost one million zloty for only seventeen people - that's just in the Chancellery of the Prime Minister. New facts have emerged in last year's bonus scandal. The Supreme Audit Office has released more information on money received by Law and Justice politicians. The opposition is demanding to know why the money was issued.

Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki said on Tuesday that NATO's eastern flank needed to be strengthened in response to Russia's aggressive policy.

"Poland is a trash dump" - that's the cry that sounds after every waste dump fire. More and more of that waste is being imported every year - ainly from Germany, but also from faraway countries such as Australia and Nigeria. Here are the details.

Business news with Mateusz Walczak. The number of Polish millionaires is growing fast, even though it is still far behind Germany or the UK. Also, one out of three Poles expects a pay raise within the next year.

According to officials, the search for the five-metre-long python south of Warsaw has been called off. It may be restarted when the weather improves.

Two Hungarian tourists attempted to remove a brick from the crematorium of the German Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp, located in southern Poland. They were arrested by the police and charged. They confessed and did not contest the punishment.

The week-long nurses' strike in a Lublin hospital is over. The protesters have managed to reach a preliminary agreement with the management. The protest, however, still continues.

Members of the anti-vaccination "Stop NOP" group have submitted a petition to the Sejm with a civic project for a bill. They declare that it's been signed by over 120.000 citizens. For years, they've been fighting to stop vaccinations from being compulsory. Now they are supported in their initiative by three representatives of the Kukiz '15 movement.

The protest of Polish uniformed services has stepped up. The police have been joined by prison guards, border guards, firefighters and customs and tax officers. They are all demanding pay raises and an improvement in their working conditions.

There were whistles and shouts during the unveiling of the Lech Kaczyński memorial. And even the Prime Minister of Poland took part in the ceremony in Kraśnik in the Lubelskie Voivodeship. His speech was interrupted by farmers who were demanding fair wholesale prices for their crops.

Donald Tusk will testify before the parliamentary Amber Gold investigative committee. The head of the committee, Małgorzata Wasserman from Law and Justice announced the decision to summon the former Prime Minister was made unanimously. But the MP's from Civic Platform weren't present in the room during the vote and that caused mutual accusations that leaked to the media. The committee wants to determine, whether or not, and to what extent, the state officials were aware of what was happening in Amber Gold.

The Constitutinal Tribunal has handed down a ruling in a case that was directed to the court a year ago by the Prosecutor General, Zbigniew Ziobro. The case concerns President Duda's pardoning of the former heads of the Central Anti-corruption Bureau, including current Secret Services Coordinator, Mariusz Kamiński. The new Constitutional Tribunal, called up by Law and Justice, has ruled that the President may pardon someone, even before that person hears the final verdict in their case.

Donald Tusk is throwing down the gauntlet at Kaczynski and causing an avalanche of questions: will he fight in the presidential election? The former prime minister announced that he would stand to duel if his rival was the chairman of Law and Justice. Tusk issued a stern review of the Law and Justice government, citing the events during the National Assembly.

It cost twenty-three million zlotys and was used by a mere 107 couples. The Supreme Audit Office is demanding an explanation of the government scheme supporting reproduction. It replaced funding of IVF treatment after the government ended funding on the national scale.

A statue commemorating the late Lech Kaczyński has been unveiled in Kraśnik in the South-East of Poland. The monument is devoted to both the former President and others who died in the air crash in Smoleńsk in 2010.

Donald Tusk to testify in front of the Amber Gold committee. The special parliamentary committee which is investigating the financial scandal will decide next week when it plans to question the former prime minister of Poland. Mr Tusk is now the President of the European Council. The date will most likely be set in mid to late September.

Constitution Square in Warsaw, where for the next time around there was a performance put on by the Polonia Theatre. The performance was not so typical as it was outside and interactive. Viewers could watch the play "2 000 000 STEPS" which featured Tomasz Ciachorowski and Janusz Nowicki - all this was accompanied by buses passing by and everyday life just right next to the stage.

Praga district in Warsaw. Ząbkowska street has been closed off to traffic and opened for pedestrians and art. Participants of the Praska Kolorowanka prepared a contour drawing showing the architecture of Praga, analogous to classic colouring books, however, on a much larger scale. The event is an opportunity for participants to launch their imagination and create art in an uninhibited manner, all surrounded by the Praga tenement houses.

Summer vacation is in full swing. Animal shelters are reporting a rise in abandoned animals, especially dogs. But going on holiday doesn't mean you have to leave your pet behind. In fact, travelling with dogs is becoming more popular.

The minister of agriculture has allowed the temporary use of a pesticide that is very harmful to bees. The substance is used in the farming of rapeseed. According to experts, the decision to allow its use is a death sentence for the animals.

There has been a ceremonial changing of commanders stationed in the NATO Battle Group Poland. In Bemowo Piskie in North-Eastern Poland the Lieutenant Colonel Timothy Wright received the standard. He took over command of an international unit operating within NATO. It consists of soldiers from the United States, Great Britain, Croatia and Romania.

Archaeologists are excavating a former prison on Rakowiecka street in Warsaw. Specialists from the bureau of search and identification from the Institute of National Remembrance have uncovered a mass grave with the remains of 8 people. Included with the remains were many personal items like medals, crosses, belts and other personal effects. Experts believe the victims found were murdered by the Nazi's during the Warsaw Uprising in 1944.

Adam B. pleaded guilty and expressed his remorse. He confirmed that he took part in the organization of celebrations to mark the birthday of Adolf Hitler. The prosecutor decided to direct the indictment to the court along with a request from Adam B. to voluntarily submit himself to sentencing. These were the first accusations after January's report from the TVN Superwizjer programme on Polish neo-Nazis. The man has also been accused of promoting a Nazi regime and posessing a firearm without permission.

A packet of bills was passed through in the Senate. The senators accepted, among others, a law on higher education. They were in favour of an increase in health care spending to 6 percent of GDP and for the possibility of lowering salaries for parliamentarians for "unbecoming" behaviour.

President of the European Council, Donald Tusk said in TVN24 "Fakty po Faktach" that if Jarosław Kaczyński decides to run for President in 2020, he wouldn't hesitate to become his challenger. "You may ask Chairman Kaczyński if he accepts the challenge," said the former Polish prime minister.