WARSAW – Poland’s constitutional court is considering a ruling that will determine the fate of one of the last state bodies that has kept its independence from the populist right-wing government.The constitutional court, which was scheduled to issue a ruling Tuesday affecting the Human Rights Commissioner's office, said it had to postpone its session because of the illness of one judge.

A new date was not yet set.Since the populist party, Law and Justice, won power in 2015, it has taken control of almost all state institutions, putting its patriotic, conservative stamp on museums and cultural institutes, turning state media into a propaganda arm of government and — most controversially — putting its loyalists at the helm of top courts and.

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Plans for new homes at former supermarket site in Wishaw plough ahead despite the pandemic

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.Despite the pandemic, plans to construct new homes on a Wishaw Main Street eyesore are continuing.Trust, which took over the running of Wishaw and District Housing Association last year, confirmed its intention to submit an application to construct new homes on the former Tesco site, next to the Commercial Hotel, early next year.The project, which first saw plans drawn up in 2013 only to be shelved three years later, was a key commitment of Trust’s package as it took over WDHA.Rhona McLeod, Trust’s CEO, said: “Everyone is really keen to get the Main Street planning application submitted as soon as possible.“We are working together with the council and

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Redmill Care Home in West Lothian has reported another three Covid-19 deaths

Sign up to the weekly West Lothian Courier newsletter for the latest West Lothian news and sport.Another three Covid-19 related deaths have been reported at a West Lothian nursing home.Redmill Care Home in East Whitburn has now had 14 deaths at their facility since the outbreak began earlier this month.The home announced on October 17 that 35 residents and 20 members of staff had tested positive for Covid-19.An HC-One spokesman said: “Our thoughts and sympathies are with all families who have lost a loved one from coronavirus and we are doing our utmost to support them during this difficult time.“Supporting our residents is at the heart of what we do and our colleagues are doing everything they can to care for residents at Redmill in what

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Noel Gallagher slammed after ‘breaking London’s strict Covid rules’ at birthday bash for wife Sara

EX-Oasis rocker Noel Gallagher was slammed after appearing to break strict Covid lockdown rules at a 49th birthday bash for his wife Sara. He was spotted leaving the Laylow private members’ club in London at 12.30am on Friday.

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Court surgery opens in Airdrie to help reduce backlog of cases caused by Covid-19

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.A JUDGE-LED initiative in courts across the south of Scotland that has proved to be successful in reducing the backlog of summary court cases caused by the coronavirus pandemic has extended to Airdrie.Currently, many sheriff court cases scheduled for trial resolve by an agreed guilty plea between the prosecutor and the defence agent.However, this often takes place on the day that the trial is due to start, which means that witnesses attend unnecessarily and a slot in the court programme is used, preventing another case from proceeding to trial.Sheriff Principal Aisha Anwar has now facilitated weekly court surgeries – including one in Airdrie – initially

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Calgary family fears for parents after COVID-19 outbreak at seniors care home

A COVID-19 outbreak at a northeast Carewest facility in Calgary is raising a lot of concern from loved ones. At last count, nine residents and seven staff members tested positive and one resident has died.

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Love rat Dominic West & Lily James face more trouble for breaking Italy’s tough Covid rules with tandem e-scooter ride

LOVE rat Dominic West faces more woes over his romantic holiday with Lily James — for breaching Italy’s tough Covid rules. West, 51, star of The Affair, was snapped with Lily, 31, riding tandem on an e-scooter in Rome as they headed for a cosy restaurant lunch.

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Polish academics protest 'fundamentalist' education minister

WARSAW – Activists dressed as security guards climbed onto a balcony of a Polish Education Ministry building early Wednesday and hung a banner protesting the appointment of a new minister whom they consider to be a religious fundamentalist and a danger to the nation's youth and universities.Many university academics in Poland are protesting the conservative government’s appointment of Przemyslaw Czarnek, who has said that LGBT people aren't equal to “normal people,” women were created to produce children and who has voiced support for corporal punishment.The banner that two activists hung said “Boycott Czarnek. Homophobe.

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Prosecutors: 8-year-old girl, 16-year-old boy killed after suspect fires shots into Trenton home

TRENTON, N.J. - Two children were killed when a shooter fired shots inside a home in Trenton Tuesday night, according to the Mercer County Prosecutor's Office.It happened on the 200 block of Mulberry Street around 10 p.m.According to prosecutors, an 8-year-old girl and her 16-year-old brother died. The investigation is ongoing.

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Scots groom celebrates wedding day with trip to Blackpool - with first dance in arcade to beat Covid rules

a kilt with his new wife sampling the seaside town's amusements and enjoying their first dance in an arcade.Rose Cook, 33, married Scots boyfriend Paul on Saturday, October 17.But with exotic holidays off the cards, the pair decided to make the most of the Lancashire town for the day.Paul, dressed in full Highland dress, and Rose, in her wedding dress, played the amusements on the piers, enjoyed pleasure rides and even got serenaded by locals.And instead of a slow song under the lights- the pair played Dance Revolution to mark their first dance.The newlyweds had their original wedding plans scuppered twice by coronavirus restrictions and so decided to throw caution to the wind and get married in Blackpool without the 'big do', reports

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SpaceX launch to not take place on original date, new date to be announced

BREVARD COUNTY, Fla. – Kennedy Space Center officials announced SpaceX is no longer targeting an Oct.

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Pandemic World Series draws smallest crowd in over century

ARLINGTON, Texas – Julie and Lance Smith walked through the mostly empty concourse of Globe Life Field.Tampa Bay infielder Joey Wendle is married to one of their cousins, and they weren’t going to miss his World Series debut.“It’s so weird,” said Julie Smith, 38, from Gadsden, Alabama.“It’s kind of nice in a way, too,” Lance, 39, said before they headed to their seats in the first deck behind home plate.They wore masks, but many fans ignored the requirement for facial coverings except while eating or drinking at their ticketed seats.A crowd of about 11,000 was expected for Tuesday night’s World Series opener between the Los Angeles Dodgers and Tampa Bay Rays, spread in groups of up to four, mostly in alternate rows and none directly behind

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Appeal hearing for Hamilton’s Rosslyn retirement home adjourned to 2021

COVID-19 outbreak which saw 16 people die has been put off until 2021.Tribunals Ontario told Global News that a “joint request” by the appellant Rosslyn Retirement Inc. and the respondent Retirement Homes Regulatory Authority (RHRA) agreed to adjourn a hearing until the new year.“The matter will now proceed to another a case conference on a date yet to be determined with the expectation that new hearing dates will be scheduled at that time,” said Tribunal Ontario spokesperson Janet Deline.

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Hospital beds versus staff: Is COVID-19 overwhelming the human side of Alberta’s health system?

COVID-19 situation included a line saying the number of hospitalizations and intensive care unit admissions was “well within the health system’s capacity.”As of Tuesday, there were 116 people were in hospital with COVID-19, 16 of whom were being treated in intensive care. That means 23 per cent of Alberta’s dedicated COVID-19 ICU beds were being used, Dr.

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Ontario government slammed for inconsistent coronavirus rules

The Ford government is facing criticism over a decision to allow dance studios to reopen in areas where a modified Stage 2 is in place, but not fitness studios. Some say the government is not basing their decisions on evidence.

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Coronavirus: Hamilton reports 34 new COVID-19 cases, outbreak at retirement home

COVID-19.The city says the outbreak was declared on Monday at Amica Dundas, which houses around 300 beds for seniors.

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Orlando officer Kevin Valencia showing signs of improvement after 2018 shooting

ORLANDO, Fla. – An Orlando Police Department officer who was shot in the head in 2018, sparking a standoff that ended with a man killing himself and four children, is showing signs of improvement.Officer Kevin Valencia was awarded a Purple Heart, which his wife Meghan Valencia accepted Tuesday during a retirement ceremony. She also received a plaque naming her husband an honorary K9 handler since he expressed interest in becoming a K9 officer before he was injured.[TRENDING: How to turn off Facebook election reminders | Big rig with police lights pulling over drivers | Voter Guide 2020]“That is just absolutely beautiful in every single way.

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Coronavirus: Saskatchewan reports 44 new cases, top doctor urges need to follow rules

Saskatchewan reported 44 new cases of COVID-19 on Tuesday and warned residents to continue to abide by ongoing public safety measures.

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Doctor asks court to dismiss murder indictment in 25 deaths

COLUMBUS, Ohio – Lawyers for the Ohio hospital doctor charged with murder in 25 patient deaths accused the prosecutor of misconduct and asked Tuesday that the court dismiss the indictment handed up by a grand jury.Former intensive care doctor William Husel is accused of ordering excessive painkillers for patients who died shortly thereafter in the Columbus-area Mount Carmel Health System.

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McConnell says any Pelosi-Mnuchin COVID-19 stimulus deal would get Senate vote

Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) speaks during a news conference following the weekly Senate Republican policy luncheon in the Hart Senate Office Building on Capitol Hill on Oct. 20, 2020 in Washington, D.C.

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Senate to vote on Amy Coney Barrett’s Supreme Court nomination Oct. 26, McConnell says

WASHINGTON - Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., said the Senate will vote Oct. 26 to confirm President Donald Trump's nominee, Amy Coney Barrett, to the Supreme Court, according to FOX News.McConnell said earlier Tuesday that he will begin the process as soon as the Senate Judiciary Committee wraps up its work Thursday.

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HPD sergeant killed, officer injured in southwest Houston shooting

A large law enforcement presence is seen on Holly Hall after two police officers were shot. HOUSTON - A Houston police sergeant was killed and another officer was injured in a shooting while responding to a disturbance call on Tuesday morning.Chief Art Acevedo identified the officer who died as Sgt.

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Florida officer to be disciplined after wearing Trump mask while voting

MIAMI, Fla. – Miami Mayor Francis Suarez held a news conference Tuesday afternoon regarding an incident in which a police officer was photographed wearing a Trump 2020 face mask while in uniform at a polling location.Suarez confirmed that the officer was in line to vote when the photo was taken and said he was unsure whether the officer was on duty at the time. Regardless, he said the officer will be disciplined.“The City of Miami and the Miami Police Department do not support or endorse any candidate for political party or elected office,” Suarez said.

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Miami officer to be disciplined after wearing Trump mask at early voting site while in uniform

(@stevesimeonidis via Storyful) MIAMI - A uniformed police officer in Miami is under investigation after he was photographed wearing a pro-Trump mask at an early voting site.The photo was taken on Monday, the first day of early voting, by Steve Simeonidis, the chair of the Miami-Dade Democratic Party.The photo showed Officer Daniel Ubeda wearing the face-covering at the Miami Government Center. The mask read, "Trump 2020, no more bull----."RELATED: Florida municipal worker suspended for flying Trump flag from government truck“This is city-funded voter intimidation,” Simeonidis tweeted.

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Masked pope, faith leaders pray for peace and pandemic's end

ROME – A masked Pope Francis welcomed religious leaders to a socially-distanced interfaith peace prayer Tuesday, appealing for a unified international effort to work for peace and an end to the coronavirus pandemic.Christian, Muslim, Jewish, Buddhist, Sikh and Hindu leaders stood for a minute of silence to pray for all the victims of COVID-19 and a universally available vaccine, as the sun set on the piazza overlooking the Roman Forum. “The pandemic is reminding us that we are blood brothers and sisters,” they said in a joint appeal issued at the end of the service.For weeks, Francis has shunned facemasks in his public and private audiences despite a surge in COVID-19 cases across Italy and even inside Vatican City.

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WTO members discuss proposal of India, South Africa for easing IP rules for Covid-19

New Delhi: As many as 40 members of the Geneva-based World Trade Organization (WTO) have discussed a proposal submitted by India and South Africa for relaxing certain provisions in intellectual property (IP) agreement with a view to contain the COVID-19 pandemic.Earlier this month, India and South Africa have submitted a proposal suggesting a waiver for all WTO members on the implementation, application and enforcement of certain provisions of the TRIPS Agreement in relation to the prevention, containment or treatment of COVID-19.The Agreement on Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights or TRIPS Agreement came into effect in January 1995.

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Houston police officer killed, another injured in shooting

A large law enforcement presence is seen on Holly Hall after two police officers were shot. HOUSTON - A Houston police officer was killed and another was injured in a shooting while responding to a domestic disturbance Tuesday morning.Chief Art Acevedo identified the officer who died as Sgt.

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3 Prince Albert, Sask., police officers test positive for the coronavirus

Prince Albert, Sask., have tested positive for the novel coronavirus, the force said Tuesday.A spokesperson said they were made aware of the positive tests over the weekend and on Monday.The officers are resting at home, the spokesperson added. Officer with Prince Albert, Sask.

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UN urges India government to better protect rights defenders

GENEVA – The U.N. human rights chief on Tuesday urged India’s government to do more to protect human rights defenders, who have come under mounting pressure in recent months in the world’s largest democracy.

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HPD Chief: 2 police officers shot in southwest Houston

HOUSTON - Houston Police Chief Art Acevedo says two police officers have been shot in southwest Houston.The shooting occurred in the 2600 block of Holly Hall on Tuesday morning.HPD says the scene is still active. The public is asked to avoid the area. Houston Police Chief Art Acevedo wrote on Twitter, "We have had two officers struck by gunfire.

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Saskatchewan home builders, buyers paying cost of record-high lumber prices

Canadians thinking of buying new can expect to pay more for their dream home as domestic lumber prices have doubled — even tripled — since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Senate to work through weekend to push Amy Coney Barrett’s Supreme Court confirmation

WASHINGTON - Wasting no time, the Senate is on track to confirm Judge Amy Coney Barrett to the Supreme Court by next Monday, charging toward a rare weekend session as Republicans push past procedural steps to install President Donald Trump's pick before Election Day.Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said he will begin the process as soon as the Senate Judiciary Committee wraps up its work Thursday.

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6 Russian officers charged in 'destructive' hacking campaign

WASHINGTON – The Justice Department announced charges against Russian intelligence officers in cyberattacks that targeted a French presidential election, the Winter Olympics in South Korea and American businesses. The case implicates the Kremlin unit that interfered in the 2016 U.S.

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US home construction up 1.9% in September to 1.4 million

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A third more deaths are occurring at home than before the coronavirus pandemic in England

reported a reduction of 10,800 attendances in its emergency units in March as a result of Covid-19. New data from the Officer for National Statistics (ONS) suggests that even people with life-threatening conditions have been shying away from hospitals.

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New York mulls travel rules as New Jersey, Connecticut hit threshold

TRENTON, N.J. - New York may have to consider changes to its quarantine rules for out-of-state travelers now that two of its closest neighbors, Connecticut and New Jersey, are on the brink of getting added to the list of places subject to the restrictions.The three states announced earlier this year that they would jointly require people traveling from states with higher rates of coronavirus transmission to isolate themselves for 14 days after their arrival. About three dozen states are now on New York's must-quarantine list.

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Desperate dad who lost job in pandemic 'considered dealing cannabis' to feed family

A dad has spoken out after he became so desperate to feed his family earlier in the pandemic he briefly considered selling cannabis.

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Jennifer Aniston urges Days of Our Lives producers to film her father's scenes at home amid COVID 19

Jennifer Aniston is not ready to risk the health of her father's health for work. The 87-year-old John Aniston is set to resume work on his ongoing drama Days of Our Lives.

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Israel to start human trials of COVID vaccine candidate soon

Israel has named its COVID-19 vaccine candidate 'Brilife' and its human trials will begin by October-end, according to an official press release.The prospective vaccine is being developed by the Israel Institute of Biological Research (IIBR) that was established in 1952 as part of the Israel Defence Forces' Science Corps, and later became a civilian organisation.Israel had claimed in August that it already has the vaccine against the coronavirus "in hand" but it has to go through regulatory processes that would begin with human trials following the autumn holidays.Defence Minister Benny Gantz on Monday visited the IIBR and described the process of beginning of human trials as a "very significant moment" and "source of national pride" that

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Barber shop closed down by council after 'repeatedly flouting' coronavirus rules

Oldham will have to stay shut until at least October 26, following repeated visits from the local council.

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Asian shares mixed as U.S. virus aid hopes fade

TOKYO – Asian shares were mixed Tuesday, after Wall Street's overnight decline as hopes faded Washington will come through with badly needed aid for the U.S. economy before the U.S.

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Santa to return to Philly area malls with safety precautions in place

PHILADELPHIA - Santa will be coming to several area malls, but with new rules to keep Santa and kids safe from COVID-19. From plexiglass to masks and Zoom options, families can still have an audience and pictures with the big guy but 2020 style."(Do you know why that's there?) So it doesn't spread COVID," answered 9-year-old Mia Jefferson. She knew right away what will be different about visiting Santa at some malls this year.

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Paul Batura: College football's fate during coronavirus pandemic — here is why it is more than just a game

After months of speculation and debate, college football is now confronted with the practicalities of the calendar – will they or won’t they be playing this fall? To the strong objection of some of the game’s most prominent coaches, rumors began circulating on Monday that the Big Ten and Pac-12 conferences will be postponing their seasons until the spring. Michigan coach Jim Harbaugh released a statement pleading with officials to base their decision on facts – not feelings, citing statistics on how the school and its administration have managed and contained the virus. "We have developed a great prototype for how we can make this work and provide the opportunity for players to play.

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Saskatchewan home builders, buyers paying cost of record-high lumber prices

lumber suppliers and home builders are riding the highs and lows of the COVID-19 economy.At the start of the pandemic, Warman Home Centre near Saskatoon was bracing for an uncertain summer as a building materials retailer.“We didn’t know how hard COVID would hit and how much it would affect sales,” said Rick Casavant, Warman Home Centre president.“We were clearing out inventory because we thought there would be a lot less demand.” Lumber, panel prices expected to remain elevated despite recent declines Instead, Casavant said, with more people working from home — and staying home during the summer — his store saw an increased demand for lumber.At the same time, major Canadian lumber producers were forced to curtail production due to the

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Kershaw's latest World Series chance with Dodgers near home

ARLINGTON, Texas – Clayton Kershaw has pitched in the final game of the season for the Los Angeles Dodgers six of the last seven years. None of those were followed by lifting the World Series trophy.

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