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The news from Fakt.pl covers a tragic accident involving children and a train, political news regarding the expulsion of PiS politicians, and economic news about potential changes to the retirement age. Other stories include a feature on a unique convenience store, details about a politician's…
A tragic incident where two children, Sebastian and Wiktoria, were struck by a train near Wołomin has been reported. The sole survivor, a 13-year-old girl, has not yet been interviewed due to the hospital not providing consent, raising concerns about the ongoing investigation.
Przemysław Czarnek has made a swift decision to expel four politicians from the Law and Justice (PiS) party, indicating significant internal political shifts within the party.
Following an incident involving a sofa, MP Maria Kurowska of the PiS party is facing public attention regarding her wealth, with details of her assets being reported.
The president of ZUS (Social Insurance Institution), Liwiusz Laska, has spoken about potential changes to the retirement age, suggesting that adjustments are probable and he has advised his wife to check her pension status.
A unique new Żabka convenience store has opened in Warsaw, described as a 'lab store' testing future retail solutions, with the reporter expressing surprise at its innovative interior.
The story of Pani Henia, who passed away seven years ago but was only buried recently, is highlighted as a testament to her specific final wishes.
Marta Cieslik from Będzin saved a stranger's life but later suffered from a blood phobia. Despite her heroic act and subsequent condition, the court was reportedly unsympathetic, considering her PTSD.
A recent scientific study is challenging the long-standing recommendation of drinking two liters of water per day, suggesting that individual needs may vary and the standard advice might be outdated.
Consumers buying bread from popular supermarkets like Biedronka, Lidl, and Carrefour might be surprised to learn about the actual bakeries responsible for producing their daily bread.
Homeowners are reminded of a critical deadline on September 15, after which they could face penalties of up to 64,000 PLN if a certain payment is not made.
The article features an interview with Andrzej Gąsiorowski, recounting his life from the Art-B scandal to meetings with the Pope, portraying a life far removed from ordinary experiences.
A tragic road accident in Wieliczka has resulted in the death of a young driver, with emergency medical services unable to save the individual.
Legendary ski jumper Adam Małysz disclosed that he received a mysterious offer to become the president of the Polish Olympic Committee (PKOl) and shared his response.
Following their win against Jagiellonia, Wisła Kraków players reportedly mocked Adrian Siemieniec, with a video capturing the moment going viral.
An expert provides a straightforward guideline on the frequency of mushroom consumption, along with a warning about potential risks.
Shocking news emerges from the UK where Damian B., suspected of murdering a Polish national, has reportedly died while in custody.
A quiz testing knowledge of beloved cartoons from the Polish People's Republic (PRL) era is presented, with a warning that younger generations ('Zetki') might find it challenging to answer even half the questions.
