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The front page of Fakt features a mix of domestic and international news, with a focus on crime, social issues, and politics. A prominent story discusses the increase of German tourists refueling in Poland due to lower fuel prices. Other top stories include a priest refusing a funeral, a Polish…
A report highlights that German citizens are increasingly refueling their vehicles at Polish gas stations due to lower fuel prices in Poland compared to Germany, with observations of significantly more German visitors.
A parish priest refused to conduct a funeral service for a parishioner, leading to strong reactions and an official response from the local diocese.
A Polish woman who spent 33 days picking strawberries in Germany has shared her net earnings, providing insights into seasonal work abroad.
A friend of the missing Iwona Wieczorek has spoken out after many years, potentially shedding new light on the long-standing disappearance case.
A tragic incident occurred on a British beach where almost an entire family drowned, with a child remaining in critical condition.
Radoslaw Sikorski has made strong statements directed at Mateusz Morawiecki, questioning the potential political representation of Marek Jakubiak.
There are new developments in the ongoing court case concerning alimony payments for Krzysztof Rutkowski's son.
A priest has drowned in Darłówko, a tragedy that has deeply affected his parishioners, with the event being widely discussed.
A man tragically discovered his father's body in a forest, indicating a sad event that occurred in a rural area.
The parish community is mourning the death of Priest Remigiusz from Babimost, following a tragic announcement received from the hospital.
A seaside restaurant had to post a sign in response to customer complaints about fish bones in their meals.
The cause of actor Jan Frycz's death is revealed; he continued to work and visit the hospital until his final days.
New payment terminals in restaurants, featuring a tipping option, are causing public outrage, with calls for them to be banned.
A cyclist tragically died after being hit by a speeding train on the railway tracks.
Paulina Rzeźniczak described a chaotic situation as an "armageddon" while driving with her daughter and grandmother present.
Concerning statistics reveal that a significant portion of working Poles do not undergo regular health check-ups.
