The Times

He is allegedly a Polish fraudster on the run (w Charles Bremner)

The deepest artificial pool in the world has opened in Poland

If you are planning to take the plunge, be aware that buying a house together is a big commitment worthy of serious thought. Stop thinking about how you’ll decorate and take some time to plan how you’ll own your joint asset.

Poland has intensified a row with Brussels hours before a budget summit (w Bruno Waterfield)

Thousands of largely unmasked Poles defied pandemic restrictions to stage a nationalist march

Poles have openly confronted their country’s most venerated institution

Poland’s prime minister appealed for talks with protest leaders

Miners, farmers and taxi drivers unite behind protests against Poland’s abortion laws

World at Five: ruling Law and Justice party stands accused of a media power grab

Protesters clashed with police outside the home of Poland’s ruling party chief

The ghostly skeleton is all that remains of a German station opened in 1942

The 6m RAF Tallboy was discovered in a busy navigation canal in Poland

After an all-time high of new cases in Poland, masks become compulsory in public

The name’s Bond, James Bond, and he appeared to have an eager eye for the ladies

Poland’s ruling coalition has crumbled after a rebellion over an animal welfare bill

And Poland gives Belarusian opposition-in-exile new headquarters at a villa in Warsaw

The Netherlands becomes first EU country to halt extraditions to Poland

During my time working with senior figures in Jeremy Corbyn’s Labour leadership I was once told privately...

Then settled down and became friends with Prince Charles

WHILE MANY A MAN’S reputation precedes him, Ian Brown’s has virtually had its own career. As frontman of one of the most influential bands of all time, the Stone Roses, he was called the saviour of a generation but became a laughing stock when his band split acrimoniously in 1996. Since then his disinclination to do interviews seems to have served only as proof that he is the original sullen Mancunian, a media-hater still bitter about the demise of the Roses, an ageing star living on past glori

111-year-old railway bridge could be blow up in film stunt worrying locals and heritage groups

World at Five feature: Duda’s close re-election exposes faultlines (w Oliver Moody)

Poland heads to polls in close run presidential election

The slender victory in a knife-edge election could embolden Warsaw

Poland voted yesterday in the first round of presidential elections