The national government is also working on a similar scheme that would be introduced across Poland.

The national government is also working on a similar scheme that would be introduced across Poland.
It emerged this week that the authorities shared case files with the accused spy, including confidential material.
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Friday saw a record number of attempted illegal crossings.
Poland has banned the media and NGOs from its border with Belarus, where it has been pushing migrants back across the frontier.
Rafał Ziemkiewicz was denied entry to the UK due to “conduct and views which are at odds with British values”.
Poland wants to reach a deal over a spat that is costing it €500,000 a day in fines.
Opposition MPs criticised the government for pushing children back across the border; the interior minister called them “irresponsible and foolish”.
The Supreme Audit Office found that 280 million zloty was misspent and has issued five notifications about potential crimes.
Around two thirds of Polish opposition supporters do not regularly attend church, while four fifths of government voters do.
The group pleaded outside a border guard station to be allowed to remain in Poland.
“They have not found anything serious” but are trying to “create an atmosphere of danger”, says the former head of the Foreign Intelligence Agency.
“The Polish border is sealed. Belarusian authorities told you lies,” reads an SMS sent automatically to those reaching the border.
Over 15,200 people died in hospital emergency departments in Poland last year, continuing a rapid rise since 2015, when the figure was 6,007.
Four out of five provinces have now withdrawn their declarations.