Today's edition of "Fakty" TVN in English.

"There's nothing to explain," said Piotr Duda, the leader of the "Solidarity". It was in their historic facility where the extremists from the National Radical Camp (ONR) celebrated the anniversary of the founding of their organisation. The Mayor of Gdańsk, where it all happened, wants the ONR to be banned.

18.04 | "The Polish people must be given a chance to voice their opinion", said President Andrzej Duda, however there is still no decision whether the constitutional referendum will take place. Andrzej Duda's aides wish to extend the competencies of the president, but the ruling Law and Justice party would like the prime minister to have more power.

18.04 | The Mayor of Słupsk, Robert Biedroń is one of the very few openly gay politicans in Poland. Can he become a president of a conservative country? According to a recent poll, it appears that he certainly has chances. Almost 20 percent of those surveyed would want Mr Biedroń to become the head of state.

President of the European Council Donald Tusk said that he will appear in court to testify as witness on Monday. Asked if he is afraid of a possible arrest, Mr Tusk said that it’s not his custom to complain on his fate.

Young students in Poznan are training like astronauts. That's possible thanks to the cooperation with NASA. Soon they will also get an opportunity to get in touch with the real astronauts.

A speeding car hit a female cyclist in the Lubuskie region. The cyclist is badly injured. The driver most likely was drunk.

Polish woman kidnapped for ransom in the Republic of South Africa has been freed - said Polish police chief Jaroslaw Szymczyk.

Drivers hate potholes. Here’s a thought: maybe we shouldn’t react with anger but with flowers. That’s what happened in Kamien Pomorski and the Opolskie region.

Poland's upper house of parliament approved changes to judiciary reforms in a bid to soothe European Union concerns that the rule of law in Poland would be weakened.

The lower house of parliament (Sejm) has passed a new law on emergency medical services.

This battle is over. The European Court of Justice (ECJ) has issued it’s final verdict regarding the logging in the Bialowieza forest. It states that Poland broke European law. Environment minister Jan Szyszko has said that Poland will comply with the verdict and there will be no more logging in this ecologically important World Heritage site and home to the rare European bison.

The Internet is a public space and indecent content can't be freely published there - ruled the Polish Supreme Court in the case involving the leader of neo-Nazi group called "Duma i Nowoczesność" (Pride and Modernity). Last year lower court decided that it wouldn't prosecute him because his vulgar and aggressive comments concerning minorities had been published only online. Now it will have to review the case.

Polish National Foundation has hired a PR company. Usually such a move would be considered normal. But not in this case. The foundation is responsible for promoting positive image of Poland overseas. So why does it need help with its own image? - asks the opposition.

I will cremate the body of my wife to make sure that the prosecutor Ziobro does not come up with an idea next year that another exhumation should be performed - said in "Kropka nad i" Paweł Deresz whose wife died in Smolensk crash. - If I wanted to release my rage in public I would totally negate my upbringing which does not allow me to make such a performance in public. But I was actually showing the rage when I saw guards at an empty grave of my father - added Izabella Sariusz-Skąpska. Her father Andrzej Sariusz-Skąpski also died in the crash.

"Since we are talking about a consultation referendum, perhaps it's going to contain a number of questions regarding other issues than the constitution itself", said the advisor to President Andrzej Duda, professor Andrzej Zybertowicz in "Fakty po Faktach". President Andrzej Duda has proposed that the consultation referendum should be held on 11 November 2018, to mark the 100th anniversary of the restoration of Poland's sovereignty. In the first part of the programme, the Deputy Speaker of the Sejm, Stanisław Tyszka and the former health minister Bartosz Arłukowicz commented on ECJ ruling regarding the Białowieża Forest.

Today's edition of "Fakty" TVN.

The European Union's highest court ruled on Tuesday that Poland broke EU environmental law with large-scale logging in the Bialowieza forest, an ecologically important World Heritage site and home to the rare European bison.

"Polish economy is in good shape but there are three dangers", said in "Kropka nad i" Jerzy Hausner, former Minister of Economy.

Poland's planned cut in income tax for smaller companies will cost up to 600 million zlotys ($180 million) per year, Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki said on Monday, suggesting that it would have little impact on the budget.

"I could not understand the aversion to me, which was caused only by a different color of the skin", said Izuagbe Ugonoh, Polish professional boxer and kickboxer.

Today's edition of "Fakty" TVN.

Poland ruling conservatives has promised tax breaks for small companies and big spending on children, the elderly and infrastructure, as the party readies for a series of elections amid sliding support.

Prosecution experts' conclusions on the causes of the Smolensk crash.

Rating agency S&P Global surprisingly changed the outlook on Poland's BBB+ sovereign rating to positive from stable on Friday citing the country's robust economic and fiscal performance.

"The issue of PiS is their greed", said Andrzej Halicki (PO) in "Fakty po Faktach". "It was pure hypocrisy. It was suppose to be humble, modest without any special bonuses, there was suppose to be a mission and it’s something Poles will not forget", the MP continued. "We declared clearly when it comes to the bonuses that it was a mistake" stated Paweł Liesiecki (PiS).

"To me, there is no such notion that 'all Polish people' are responsible. What my research shows is that some groups of Poles, in particular areas of the country , acted in horrible ways," said the guest of "Kropka nad i", professor Jan Grabowski, co-author of the book "It Is Still Night. The Fate of the Jews in Selected Districts of Occupied Poland". (Original title: "Dalej jest noc. Losy Żydów w wybranych powiatach okupowanej Polski")

"PiS gained support by politically exploiting the Smolensk crash. Today, they are struggling to disentangle from the Smolensk lie," said the former Polish President, Bronisław Komorowski in 'Fakty po Faktach'. "After the hearing, I left the prosecutor’s office with the conviction that, sooner or later, the current government will shoot itself in the foot," added the former president.

An interview with the CEO of Goldman Sachs, Lloyd Blankfein.

The European Union's executive on Wednesday said it hoped for a deal "very soon" in a fundamental dispute with Poland over judicial independence and sources said mid-May could be a key date.