The prosecutor has no doubts that the carcasses of five seals that have been found on the Polish seaside in the past few weeks are related. Because of this, officials have decided to merge all of the investigations into one. The animals are believed to have died at the hands of humans.

Parents, students, educators and residents marched through the streets of Trzebiatów to raise awareness of the dangers of designer drugs. Last week in the city there was a wave of poisonings due to the drugs. Several teenagers were hospitalized as a result. The suspected dealer has been arrested, charged and is in detention awaiting trial. Since the begining of this year there have been 1200 incidents of poisoning due to designer drugs.

"In the near future, Poland will continue to develop as a very technologically advanced country," assured prime minister Mateusz Morawiecki during the Impact 2018 congress in Kraków. He praised the accomplishments of startups likening them to swallows, from the saying that "one swallow soesn't make a summer". According to the PM, a whole flock of them is coming to boost the country's technological capacities. The Congress is devoted to discussing the economies of the future. The world's most advanced humanoid robot Sophia made her debut appearance in Poland.

The Polish president has revealed his list of questions for the constitutional referendum that he wants to hold this November. The questions, he says, are still subject to change. Most importantly, they need to be approved by the Senate if they are to be addressed to citizens. Optimism on the subject, however, runs low in all political circles.

"I regret to inform you that overall and despite all of these legislative changes, key concerns which the Commission identified in the recent proposal remain unaddressed," said the vice president of the European Commission Frans Timmermans. This was regarding recent steps that the government of Law and Justice has taken in order to end the dispute with the Commission over the rule of Law in Poland.

The world cup kicks off on Thursday along with the opening match between Russia and Saudi Arabia. Athletes and fans will be travelling to Russia. Police from 32 countries are taking part in securing the tournament and are going to Russia to help officials there prevent crime and keep everyone safe.

The white-and-red eagles have landed. The Polish national team took off for Russia before on Wednesday. In the evening, they had their first training session in Sochi. Now, the players have their sights set on their first real test of their skill - Tuesday's match against Senegal.

"Poland has not addressed the key concerns of the European Commission over the independence of courts", the First Vice President of the European Commission Frans Timmermans said on Wednesday, adding he would travel to Warsaw for talks next week.

"The Polish constitution is very good and doesn’t require changing. Its quality is particularly visible in these difficult times, when it’s provisions are being violated", said on Wednesday chief justice of the Supreme Court, Professor Małgorzata Gersdorf.

Prime Minister Morawiecki declares: "We want to catch up with the West". The head of the government has met with residents of Wrocław. He commended achievements and criticized the former cabinet of Civic Platform. There was also a lot about the vision for Poland's development, based on domestic capital.

The rainbow is back on Zbawiciela Square in Warsaw, however this one can't be burned. This time around, it is made by projecting light on a spray of mist. This is a symbol of the LGBT community and was created by the iniative of the associations: "Equality Parade" and "Love Does Not Exclude". It is a direct link to Julita Wójcik's Rainbow that for a few years stood on Zbawiciela Square. That rainbow was torched 7 times. And in 2015, it was taken down.

On Saturday afternoon, the 18th Parade for Equality took to the streets of Warsaw. Participants carried the EU flag, a rainbow flag and a KOD flag. In addition, there were logos from political parties and civic initiatives. The parade is an annual event for the LGBT community. Its organizers also remember about religious and ethnic minorities, as well as those with disabilities and all the other discriminated groups.

The airport in Katowice has been open for many decades now. But it is the most recent development of the port that has residents understandably upset. Neighbours complain of noise and even damage to their homes due to the jets. While they can expect compensation, they shouldn't expect the traffic at the airport to ease up any time soon. In fact, it's set to just get worse.

A two-year-old child spent over three hours in a hot car in Rumia in the Tri-City area. Security camera footage has already been passed on to the prosecutor, which will rule on whether the boy's father will be charged. It was local journalists who noticed the child locked in the hot car and informed the police.

Local roads are in the government's sights. The prime minister has found half a billion zlotys to build and renovate them. This is the second payout for the task this year. 330 municipalities will receive the funds. They will not be spent solely on roads but infrastructure in general - crossroads, sidewalks and bicycle-paths. While those that stand to benefit like the idea, others claim it's a ploy to get more votes in local elections.

Legionella, a pathogen which causes Legionnaires' disease and Pontiac fever has been found in a hospital in Kościerzyna. Unsafe concentrations of the bacteria were discovered in the warm water installations. And because it is most effectively spread by water vapours, taking showers has been banned in the entire hospital. Furthermore, there have been reductions in admissions in the children's ward, because young patients face the highest risk of getting sick.

There is a trial underway in the city of Łódź concerning a spectacular gold and cash heist. The plunder still hasn't been found. The accused remained in handcuffs during the hearing. Both Marcin D. and Ryszard Ć. face up to 12 years behind bars.

Two strikes from captain Robert Lewandowski followed by goals from Dawid Kownacki and Jakub Błaszczykowski gave Poland a 4:0 victory over Lithuania in their final pre-World Cup friendly in Warsaw on Tuesday.

"We must reflect over the Constitution, whether or not, its provisions function the right way and fulfil our hopes and expectations," said President Andrzej Duda on Tuesday at a press conference of National Development Council. The presidential minister, Paweł Mucha proposed the set of questions the Polish people will answer during a referendum scheduled for 10 and 11 November 2018.

Marches in many Polish towns in defense of the judiciary. Gathered crowds chanted in unison: "Europe, don't give up!". They have appealed to the European Commission to intervene, as they believe the bill on the Polish Supreme Court is unconstitutional. In the capital, the protesters gathered in front of the Supreme Court building on Krasiński Square.

Kamil Glik will remain in the Polish squad selected for the World Cup in Russia, said the Polish national team’s physiotherapist, Jacek Jaroszewski. "He should be ready for the third group stage game against Japan," he added.

Deputy chairman of the European Commission will visit Poland on 18 June to discuss the judiciary reform and the rule of law issues.

Pay cut for all the MPs. At first, the Sejm already passed the bill. Recently, the upper house of parliament, the Senate, also supported the 20 percent reduction of the MPs salaries. Fifty eight senators voted in favour of the bill. Only Bogdan Borusewicz from Civic Platform voted against. One senator from Law and Justice, Aleksander Bobko abstained from the vote.

Opposition MP Sławomir Nitras has been fined by the Presidium of the Sejm. This is the latest penalty for this politician. This time his salary will by cut in half for 3 months. He also won't take part in the OSCE observatory mission during elections in Turkey. The Sejm authorities claim that Mr Nitras disrespected the Sejm by repeatedly interrupting prime minister Mateusz Morawiecki during his speech. Mr Nitras on the other hand, claims he is a victim of mobbing and contemplates filing a lawsuit.

It was another day of the military exercises known as Saber Strike-18. Yesterday marked the end of a several-day-long operation. Almost 20 thousand soldiers from 20 countries were taking part in the drills at Polish military bases.

Deputy Speaker of the Sejm, Ryszard Terlecki was taken to the emergency room at a Kraków hospital. Law and Justice spokesperson, Beata Mazurek published a post on social media saying that after medical consultations Terlecki returned home and he was now "OK".

11.06 | How much is a politician's word worth? Patryk Jaki declared last year that if he were to become a candidate for Warsaw mayor he would resign from his position as the head of the commission on reprivatization. Today, however, he has no intention of resigning.

Police officers from the Central Bureau of Investigation in Bydgoszcz arrested another five drug-trafficking suspects. This is a follow-up from August of last year. In total, eleven people heard allegations, including those on participation in organised crime, drug trafficking and drug dealing.

Today it may become clear, whether or not Kamil Glik will join the Polish national team at the World Cup in Russia. After the key Polish defender sustained a shoulder injury at the training camp in Arłamów, he is currently undergoing tests and waiting for the final doctors' decision.

Tough questions were asked of the Polish president when he tried to get some fast food with his wife Agata Duda. It was there that the presidential couple was caught on camera trying to answer questions about the Constitution being broken. Let's see exactly what happened and how the president responded.