Gdańsk Thursday marks the first day of funeral ceremonies for Paweł Adamowicz. At 3:00 PM, an ceremonial session of the Gdańsk City Council will take place at the Artus Court, attended by councilors from all terms since 1990. At 5:00 PM, the coffin of the Mayor of Gdańsk will be placed on display at the European Solidarity Centre. Residents will be able to pay their respects for the next 24 hours. Warsaw Meanwhile, in the capital, the Warsaw City Council will convene at 5:00 PM for a solemn session to honor Adamowicz's memory and grant him honorary citizenship. At 10:30 AM, the Constitutional Tribunal will announce its ruling on President Andrzej Duda's request concerning the amendment to the Institute of National Remembrance (IPN) Act. Some provisions were repealed in the summer, but - as Krzysztof Szczerski explained - the part concerning the so-called Ukrainian articles has not been dismissed and continues to await consideration by the Constitutional Tribunal. The judgment will be delivered by a five-judge panel. Thursday is also the second and final day of the Sejm session. A two-hour block of votes is scheduled for 4:00 PM.

- He was a good man. Simply put. I think this is how Paweł Adamowicz, who was a unique boss, can be described briefly, concisely, in one soldier's sentence. I must say that throughout our collaboration, he provided me with a really solid training ground; it was impossible to be bored with Paweł Adamowicz. Never, when coming to work, did we know what 'attractions' awaited us. He was a very combative man who truly stood up for various kinds of values, which wasn't very popular. It wasn't an action to gain extra points with the public, but an authentic desire to fight – stated the spokesperson for the Mayor of Gdańsk, Magdalena Skorupka-Kaczmarek, in an interview with Konrad Piasecki on TVN24's "Rozmowa Piaseckiego".

- He was simply a truly tough man. The fact that the hate flowed over him in such a wide wave, and it really was, because during that time he acquired many different labels from absolutely every side. He was called a communist for defending Dąbrowszczaków Street and a fan of Germans, as politicians here tried to treat us in Gdańsk, asking such a bizarre question, whether Polish is still spoken in Gdańsk, etc. So, there were many difficult moments for him, but he never showed it – she added.

- Believe me, to work with Paweł Adamowicz, you had to work 12 hours a day. It was sometimes hard to keep up with him. He would return from weekends with more new ideas. He expected these ideas from us, and they weren't just ideas for election campaigns. They were simply ideas for Gdańsk. I worked with Paweł Adamowicz because, in my eyes, he was changing enormously as a politician. He learned from us, from the whole world, and it seems to me that he was a little ahead of his time, because the migrant integration model, which evoked such huge negative emotions that flowed our way, is now being used by many Polish cities. Because it's not about Gdańsk wanting to bring in refugees, as they tried to label us, but about our country changing, a lot of people coming from abroad, and simply needing to learn to live with these people, sometimes culturally a bit different, sometimes simply speaking a different language, and preparing cities for this. The equal treatment model was also heavily criticized. There were a lot of things. For instance, the Constitutional Tribunal anniversary - stated the spokesperson for the Mayor of Gdańsk, Magdalena Skorupka-Kaczmarek, in an interview with Konrad Piasecki on TVN24's "Piasecki's Conversation".

I believe that he [Paweł Adamowicz] is simply very proud of the people of Gdańsk, as he always said, and of his Gdańsk, and the city is repaying him greatly for it. It is truly something incredible. Practically, I spend most of my time now at work, among journalists, but when I go out onto the street, I'm at the shop, I genuinely experience many such situations. Yesterday I was taking a taxi, it was still dark, I assume the taxi driver didn't particularly recognize me, but he himself spoke from the heart about what had happened. People are deeply affected, voices are flowing to us from all over Poland, friends I haven't seen for many, many years are writing to me, saying how shocked they are, simply, that this should not have happened, because it shouldn't have - stated the spokesperson for the President of Gdańsk, Magdalena Skorupka-Kaczmarek, in an interview with Konrad Piasecki on TVN24's "Rozmowa Piaseckiego".

• The data originating from the Prison Service indicates that the police provided information, without specifying the source, that they had operational intelligence suggesting the offender declared the possibility of committing a similar crime again and was critical of the previous verdict. In this situation, the Prison Service undertook all legally available actions to verify this. Specifically, they conducted interviews with the inmate himself, who was nearing the end of his sentence, as well as with fellow inmates. There were conversations involving the facility's management, the psychologist who was working with him, and also the educator. The content of these discussions was documented and subsequently forwarded to the police. From these Prison Service findings, it did not emerge that the offender expressed aggressive intentions, either towards himself or towards third parties – said Zbigniew Ziobro in an interview with Daniel Wydrych and Piotr Goćko on "Sygnały Dnia" (Signals of the Day) on Polish Radio Channel One.

"It's very difficult for a local official to disconnect from their voters. The president of a country, who plays a more diplomatic role, is one thing, but local officials, who must be among the people, are another" - said the Mayor of Warsaw, Rafał Trzaskowski, in an interview with Karolina Lewicka on Radio TOK FM's Poranek program.

"I can't imagine being protected every day, but perhaps in public situations, we need to consider changing our habits. I will be thinking about this. It's impossible to ensure that local officials are protected all the time" - he added.

"Everything I've been doing lately, the right-wing is trying to interpret as ideological action. I don't understand how anyone can be against lessons on tolerance, on how to behave online so as not to fall victim to hate. I discuss these topics with my children" - said the Mayor of Warsaw, Rafał Trzaskowski, in an interview with Karolina Lewicka on Radio TOK FM's Morning program.

- We have prepared a draft Penal Code that is ready and is only awaiting the Prime Minister's decision on when work can commence and it can be submitted to the Council of Ministers. This draft proposes stricter penalties, precisely for these types of offenses (Stefan W. robbed banks - ed.), targeting life, health, and liberty. Robbery-type, aggressive crimes. So that criminals can face much higher sentences - said Zbigniew Ziobro in an interview with Daniel Wydrych and Piotr Goćek on "Sygnały Dnia" on Radio Jedynka.

- Hate speech is a major problem. It is also a problem concerning the scope of criminal law intervention in public debate. Because we must ask ourselves whether these parliamentary debates, which take place in and around the Polish parliament, are parliamentary or unparliamentary. Do the words, and sometimes vulgarities, spoken during these debates by the country's elite, not express hatred rather than love - said Zbigniew Ziobro in an interview with Daniel Wydrych and Piotr Góćek on Jedynka radio's "Sygnały Dnia".

- We see how complicated the process of leaving the EU is for the British, who organized a referendum two and a half years ago in which they voted to leave the EU. If anyone still wants to convince Poles that Polexit, i.e., taking Poland out of the EU, can happen without Poles even realizing it during the process, then they are truly and severely underestimating the intelligence of Poles - stated Adam Bielan in an interview with Piotr Gociek on "Sygnały dnia" PR1.

- It's too early for me to think about it, to talk about it today. Let us bury the President with dignity, let us bid him farewell with dignity. Though I won't hide that many strangers approach me on the streets and say 'Madam Mayor, please continue the Mayor's work' - said Aleksandra Dulkiewicz in an interview with Robert Mazurek on RMF FM's "Morning Conversation".

- The motto of the women of Gdańsk, 'nec temere, nec timide' (neither rashly nor timidly), courageously but with consideration, was very close to the President. It seems that we need to reflect here. The President consciously said that symbols are important, of course, but I believe that the President's most important commemoration will be when we all learn lessons from what happened - said Aleksandra Dulkiewicz in an interview with Robert Mazurek on RMF FM's "Morning Interview". 

"Such decisions are always analyzed, but this was quite an obvious matter. She was President Adamowicz's First Deputy, and yesterday evening the President signed the decision appointing Ms. Aleksandra Dulkiewicz to perform the duties" - said Minister Michał Dworczyk in an interview with Beata Michniewicz on Radio Trójka.

- First and foremost, all information appearing in public space should be thoroughly checked and investigated: whether there were indeed signals concerning the inmate's mental health. Whether appropriate help was provided, and above all, whether the release occurred without knowledge that he would not pose a threat to others upon his release. All of this should be investigated by the prosecutor's office. But as I say, the most important thing is not to succumb to populism here and demand from the state that the 'Beasts Act' be applied to every inmate who is released, because that would be unfeasible and absolutely unlawful - said Borys Budka in an interview with Jacek Prusinowski on Radio Plus's "Sedno Sprawy" (The Core of the Matter).

„Mr. Wałęsa said he would not run in the elections, and Platforma would not field its candidate. That is good. The Gdańsk environment was a specific one, although more closely associated with PO councillors. It seems to me that such a decision will be understandable and expected by all” – said Minister Michał Dworczyk in an interview with Beata Michniewicz on Polskie Radio Trójka.

- It's sad, because even if it were a simple delay, there are moments when one cannot be late, where every such gesture will be interpreted as a statement. It's not the first time Jarosław Kaczyński has been late for this type of minute of silence, because I recall that he did not honor the late Andrzej Wajda with us. He was in the Sejm at that time, and Ms. Mazurek and Mr. Terlecki were too. They should judge their own behavior in their conscience. I'm simply upset - said Borys Budka in an interview with Jacek Prusinowski on Radio Plus's "Sedno sprawy" (The Essence of the Matter).

- We agreed not to raise this issue at all until the funeral of the late Paweł Adamowicz, but I, as Borys Budka, Vice-Chairman of Civic Platform, most often hear voices from my colleagues that in this tragic situation, there is no other option but to respect the verdict of voters from a few months ago. I think there will be one candidate - said Borys Budka in an interview with Jacek Prusinowski in "Sedno Sprawy" on Radio Plus.

Let's be specific about who could help. At this moment, this is a role for two politicians in Brussels. One is Tajani, President of the European Parliament; he is Italian, and it would seem that due to his Italian origin, he should be helping Great Britain at this time, as Italy is also in a complicated situation. And the second is Donald Tusk, President of the European Council. It is they who should, at this moment, take over, perhaps not the negotiations with Great Britain, but exert some pressure on the European Commission to finally engage in talks with Great Britain. This is because any agreement with Great Britain is better than no agreement with Great Britain - stated Witold Waszczykowski in an interview with Wojciech Dąbrowski on Polsat News' "Polityczne Graffiti." - I haven't seen him [Donald Tusk] do anything at all. Perhaps he will finally dare to go beyond Twitter, a hundred-plus characters, and start talks, because as a Pole, he should also be aware that this also harms Polish interests. We have serious relations with Great Britain, both economically; we are a strong participant in that market and profit from it. We have a positive trade balance, and besides that, we have over a million Poles. So, it is indeed worthwhile to conclude some agreement between the EU and Great Britain to save all of this. A move is also expected from him at this moment - added the former Minister of Foreign Affairs.

- The style of political debate causes demons to awaken in some people. I do not believe Deputy Sejm Marshal Beata Mazurek's explanation that being late for a minute of silence in the Sejm was an accident - stated Marek Sawicki in an interview with Marek Kacprzak on WP's "Tłit" program. He added:

"Everything Beata Mazurek says, you have to later divide by 4, 6, or 18 and search for even a sliver of truth in it. Yesterday, they lacked courage, because I was at the Senior Convention, and we were all there. The Senior Convention ended at least 15 minutes before the Sejm session began. What's more, there have been many Sejm sessions that we didn't start because Jarosław Kaczyński wasn't there. The seat was empty, and Marshal Kuchciński deliberately didn't enter the chamber for a long time, or he entered and waited, and didn't start until Jarosław Kaczyński appeared. Couldn't they have waited those two minutes? Because that's approximately how long Grzegorz Schetyna's speech lasted, that's how much time we dedicated to that tragedy. And couldn't they have waited 5 minutes to start the Sejm session? It started at 10:20 AM anyway, not 10 AM as planned."

- Frankly, I have never heard the word 'sorry' from this politician [Jarosław Kaczyński] and I don't expect to ever hear it. He is the politician who has successfully, gradually introduced hate speech into politics. I don't expect him to be capable of saying the word 'sorry' - added the PSL politician.

I hope that these two warring camps of PiS and PO, I hope they will be rejected by society. And that is why I urge my leader and PSL not to enter the elections in an anti-PiS formula, not to go into a formula of one bloc against another, but to go with their own rational program, not in an atmosphere of conflict - stated Marek Sawicki in an interview with Marek Kacprzak on the WP program "Tłit".

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„The President will be present at the funeral, he will be in St. Mary's Basilica on Saturday. The President wishes to honor President Adamowicz. Someone from the ministers from the Chancellery will certainly accompany the President, but at this moment I cannot say precisely who. There is media information that [will be] Prime Minister Morawiecki, Prime Minister Gliński” - said the President's spokesperson, Minister Błażej Spychalski, in a conversation with journalists in the Sejm.

„We respect the family's wishes. If it were the family's wish for the President to speak, then I think he will [speak]. If there is no such wish, we will respect the family's will” - he added.

This was a meeting [with KRRiT members] at which the President conveyed his strong request to the members of the National Broadcasting Council, asking the Council to more intensively pay attention to inappropriate things appearing in some media. We are talking here about both violence and hate speech. The Council members received this with understanding. They will pay more attention to this than before," said the President's spokesperson, Minister Błażej Spychalski, in an interview with journalists in the Sejm.

„The Tribunal today ruled that the provisions challenged by the President are indeed inconsistent with the Constitution. The Tribunal has confirmed the President's arguments and objections, so it was a good thing that the Constitutional Tribunal issued this ruling, stating that certain phrasings used in this [IPN] Act are indeterminate and should be statutorily precise and clear” - said Minister Błażej Spychalski in an interview with journalists in the Sejm.

„It is difficult for me to comment on the pace at which the Constitutional Tribunal works. As a lawyer who has analyzed the TK's work pace, it seems to be stable for many years. The resolution was important for our country, for stability and legal certainty” - he added.

The Pomeranian Voivode, Dariusz Drelich, has officially handed over the authority to perform the duties of the Mayor of Gdańsk to Aleksandra Dulkiewicz. This significant handover follows the tragic passing of the former Mayor, Paweł Adamowicz, earlier this year. Dulkiewicz, who served as the Deputy Mayor, will now step into the acting mayoral role, ensuring the continuity of city administration. The formal transfer of powers took place in a ceremony, underscoring the gravity and importance of this transitional period for the city of Gdańsk.

– We know that words can kill. What happened in Gdańsk should serve as a warning to the entire political class, and especially to the ruling party. The venom spewing daily from TVP is increasing the level of hatred. After Monday's "Wiadomości" report, the ruling party's natural reaction should have been to dismiss the CEO of TVP. This did not happen. The PSL is collecting signatures for a petition to dismiss the CEO of TVP. I believe that the opposition should make a very strong gesture. Namely, all opposition parties, both parliamentary and non-parliamentary, should refuse to participate in public affairs programs on TVP until the CEO of TVP, Jacek Kurski, is dismissed. We must all do this, so that there isn't a situation where some don't participate and others are boycotting this boycott. Therefore, I appeal to all parties, with some of whom I have already spoken, to collectively refuse to participate in TVP programs until Jacek Kurski is dismissed – stated Ryszard Petru during a briefing in the Sejm.

– Less than a year ago, a puppet of mine was burned in Białystok. The prosecutor's office discontinued the proceedings, considering that there were no elements of a crime. I therefore request the prosecutor's office to reopen the investigation and I am asking Minister Ziobro to take a position on this matter – he added.

The solemn session of the Gdańsk City Council dedicated to Paweł Adamowicz is underway.

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- Paweł Adamowicz remained faithful until the end to a democratic, tolerant, and open Poland. The kind he defended in his homeland – Gdańsk. He pursued a policy of zero tolerance for prejudice, xenophobia, and antisemitism there. Warsaw and all its residents pay tribute to Paweł Adamowicz – said Rafał Trzaskowski during an extraordinary session of the city council.

- Mr. President, we will continue your work. We are proud that you will be an honorary citizen of the capital city of Warsaw, because you have become a symbol. A symbol of openness, tolerance, and closeness to people – added the Mayor of Warsaw.

"We have been in constant contact [with Voivode Drelichem] since Sunday evening. I truly thank the Voivode for all the support he is showing us, the residents of Gdańsk, and Mr. President's family. The gentlemen knew each other because they share a common past, including a political one, in the KLD" – said the Commissioner of Gdańsk, Aleksandra Dulkiewicz, in an interview with Piotr Witwicki on "Wydarzenia i opinie" on Polsat News.

„We are talking about it a lot. Currently, we are in constant contact with the president's wife, his brother, and his loved ones. Together, we are preparing for the farewell of Mr. President, but we are also discussing what will happen next, how to preserve this legacy and testament, and how to make ourselves better towards each other. We have a few ideas, but we want to sit down calmly together next week” – said Aleksandra Dulkiewicz, Commissioner of Gdańsk, in an interview with Piotr Witwicki on Polsat News's „Wydarzenia i opinie” (Events and Opinions).

- Regarding such posts on online forums or references to posts on social media, these are not threats, but rather a lot of some kind of abusive, vulgar formulations are uttered. I am accustomed to this and immune to it because, unfortunately, it is some part of, I don't know if it's public debate, but some method of operation for someone, because these posts are anonymous - stated Tomasz Siemoniak in an interview with Piotr Witwicki on the program "Wydarzenia i opinie" on Polsat News.

- If we draw such conclusions from this tragic situation, from these days, that we must react, that there is zero tolerance for such aggression, then it can only be for the good. It in no way undermines democracy if public debate proceeds in a normal, civil manner, if differences are articulated in such a way that the other side is not insulted - he added.

- I join the appeals to Jurek Owsiak, asking him to understand that we all face hate, that he is overrepresented, but I would like him to know that millions of Poles, myself included, appreciate the billion zlotys he has raised for hospitals and children through years of wonderful activity - said Radosław Sikorski in an interview with Monika Olejnik on the TVN24 program "Kropka nad i".

- Everyone knew what he did in Gdańsk. He turned a grey city into a European metropolis. And how proud he was of it. He was a true host. These city mayors are co-authors of Poland's great success. It's thanks to them that Poland looks the way it does. That such a man was murdered at such a moment, on one of the kindest days of the year, when we all give generously and rejoice, was meant to be a victory of evil over good - said Radosław Sikorski in an interview with Monika Olejnik on TVN24's "Kropka nad i" program.

- President Narutowicz was also murdered by a madman, but one with political motivation who read the Endecja press. And madmen always have different motivations. The point is that a context for attacking judges was created, and after all, what does a prisoner mostly think about? Getting out. And here a judge increased his sentence beyond what the prosecution wanted, and then, I believe, refused him release three times. So when he heard that judges were a caste, he probably agreed with that – Radosław Sikorski said in a conversation with Monika Olejnik on the TVN24 program “Kropka nad i”.

Yes, yes, many local government officials and Civic Platform MPs are going, some are leaving tomorrow, I am going on Saturday for the funeral at the basilica. I think a great many people. There will be residents of Gdańsk, people from all over Poland. I think thousands, if not tens of thousands, knew President Adamowicz at some point personally. Even if they didn't know him personally, they knew him from the media, from television, they respected him. They visited Gdańsk, they saw what a beautiful city it has become, how important it is on the map of Poland – stated Tomasz Siemoniak in an interview with Piotr Witwicki on Polsat News' "Wydarzenia i opinie".

-- LIVEBLOG 300POLITYKI: Sikorski: Narutowicz was also murdered by a madman, but one who had a political motive, who read the National Democracy press. The point is that a context for attacking judges was created. Sikorski on Adamowicz: Everyone knew what he did in Gdańsk. He turned a grey city into a European metropolis. Sikorski: I join the appeals to Jurek Owsiak. Millions of Poles, myself included, appreciate the billion zlotys that he has brought to hospitals and children through these many years of wonderful activity. Siemoniak: It does not in any way detract from democracy if public debate takes place in a normal, civilised manner. Dulkiewicz: Next week we will sit down and consider what will happen next, how to preserve the president's legacy and testament, and how to ensure that we become better towards each other. Dulkiewicz: We are in constant contact with the voivode. I thank him for all the support he is showing us, the people of Gdańsk, and the president's family. The Warsaw City Council unanimously granted honorary citizenship to Adamowicz. Trzaskowski: Mr. President, we will continue your work. The coffin of President Adamowicz has been placed in the European Solidarity Centre. “For many years the president was proud of his city. Today Gdańsk is proud of him and his achievements.” The Gdańsk City Council pays tribute to Adamowicz at a solemn session. Petru: All opposition parties should refuse to participate in publicistic programmes on TVP until Kurski is dismissed. The Pomeranian Voivode has granted Aleksandra Dulkiewicz the authority to act as Mayor of Gdańsk. https://300polityka.pl/live/2019/01/17/ ***** POLSAT NEWS -- TRIBUTE TO PRESIDENT ADAMOWICZ. -- SOLEMN SESSION OF THE GDAŃSK CITY COUNCIL. -- AS OF TODAY, BY DECISION OF THE PRIME MINISTER, THE DUTIES OF MAYOR HAVE BEEN TAKEN OVER BY ALEKSANDRA DULKIEWICZ - Agnieszka Milczarz. -- TOMORROW THE COFFIN WITH THE PRESIDENT'S BODY WILL DEPART IN A FUNERAL PROCESSION - Milczarz continues. -- THE MURDERER'S MOTHER WARNED. -- PAWEŁ KUKIZ BEATS HIS BREAST. -- PAWEŁ KUKIZ'S POST FROM FACEBOOK. -- ALTHOUGH FOR NOW, DURING THE INFORMAL MOURNING, HE DOES NOT WANT TO TALK ABOUT IT OFFICIALLY - Piotr Michalak. -- IT IS A POLITICAL CONFESSION, BUT THERE IS ALSO A STRONG RESOLVE TO IMPROVE - Michalak continues. -- IN THE CORRIDORS OF PARLIAMENT FOR SEVERAL DAYS MUCH HAS BEEN SAID ABOUT THE NEED TO CHANGE THE LANGUAGE, BUT FOR THE FIRST TIME SOMEONE IS REFERRING TO IT SO DIRECTLY TO HIMSELF - Michalak: In the material, statements by Tadeusz Cymański and Małgorzata Kidawa-Błońska. -- THERE IS AN INDICTMENT AGAINST PARTICIPANTS OF ADOLF HITLER'S BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION. ***** TVN FAKTY -- GDAŃSK RESIDENTS BID FAREWELL TO PRESIDENT ADAMOWICZ, THE QUEUE IS VERY LONG. -- THE POLICE WROTE TO THE PRISON SERVICE AND THE PRISON SERVICE REPLIED TO THE POLICE: The investigation into whether the murder of Paweł Adamowicz could have been prevented will still take some time. However, it is already known today that Stefan W.'s mother went to the police and warned that her son might do something terrible, even before he was released. The police wrote to the prison service, and the prison service replied to the police. -- SHE IS DEVASTATED, WE MUST BEAR WITNESS SO THAT THERE IS NO HATE, AGGRESSION, VIOLENCE, THAT WE RESTRAIN OURSELVES AS THE PRESIDENT TAUGHT US, THAT WE RESTRAIN OURSELVES FROM HURTING OTHERS - PIOTR KOWALCZUK, DEPUTY MAYOR OF GDAŃSK. -- In a report on Gazeta Wyborcza's publication about the mother's intervention at the police station. -- THE MOTHER INFORMED THE POLICE THAT SHE FEARED HER SON'S TERRIBLE INTENTIONS - Jakub Sobieniowski. -- THIS IS TODAY'S LACK OF REACTION FROM THE MINISTER SUPERVISING THE POLICE - Sobieniowski on Joachim Brudziński's entry into the Sejm. -- MOVING WORDS: It was the largest heart in the world made of candles and the most moving words from his wife Magdalena and daughter Antonina - that Paweł Adamowicz loved Gdańsk and loved people. That he was open, positive, and that's how they will remember him - a husband and father, whose death will not be in vain. -- In a report by Dariusz Prosiecki on the investigation. -- THIS IS WHAT THE PIS GOVERNMENT FEARS: This is not a decision, but a stance of the European Parliament - about linking the EU budget to the observance of the rule of law. If the changes come into force, Brussels will have the right to withhold payments. This is what the PiS government fears. -- THIS IS A SIGNAL FOR EVERY COUNTRY THAT HAS RECEIVED A WARNING FROM BRUSSELS - Maciej Sokołowski. ***** WIADOMOŚCI TVP -- THE COFFIN OF PRESIDENT ADAMOWICZ HAS BEEN PLACED IN THE EUROPEAN SOLIDARITY CENTRE IN GDAŃSK - Marcin Szypszak. -- EARLIER, LOCAL COUNCILLORS BID FAREWELL TO PAWEŁ ADAMOWICZ - Szypszak. -- THE PROSECUTORIAL PROCEEDINGS ARE UNDERWAY AT ALL TIMES - Szypszak: The first concerns the murder itself, the second concerns the organization of Sunday's Great Orchestra of Christmas Charity finale. -- THE MINISTER OF THE INTERIOR HAS ORDERED AN INSPECTION OF THE SECURITY COMPANY THAT MAINTAINED ORDER DURING THE EVENT - Szypszak: The initial findings are shocking. -- THE QUESTION OF WHY THE WOŚP FINALE WAS NOT REGISTERED AS A MASS EVENT REMAINS OPEN - Szypszak. -- VOICES ABOUT THE FATAL ORGANIZATION OF THE CONCERT ARE HEARD MORE AND MORE OFTEN - Szypszak: Medical services appeared on stage a long while after the attack. -- DULKIEWICZ IS NOW THE COMMISSIONER OF GDAŃSK. PRIME MINISTER MORAWIECKI APPOINTED HER TO THIS POSITION - Szypszak. -- JAROSŁAW WAŁĘSA IS NOT DECLARING AT THE MOMENT THAT HE WILL NOT PARTICIPATE IN EARLY ELECTIONS - Szypszak. -- DURING CLOSED-DOOR DELIBERATIONS OF THE SEJM COMMITTEE FOR SPECIAL SERVICES, SUSPECTS OF ESPIONAGE FOR CHINA WERE DISCUSSED - announcement. -- POLAND IS BECOMING INDEPENDENT OF FLUCTUATIONS IN FINANCIAL MARKETS - announcement: The share of debt in foreign markets last year was the lowest in 8 years. -- THE CONSTITUTIONAL TRIBUNAL DECLARED PROVISIONS OF THE AMENDMENT TO THE INSTITUTE OF NATIONAL MEMORY ACT, CONTAINING DEFINITIONS OF UKRAINIAN NATIONALISTS AND EASTERN MAŁOPOLSKA, TO BE INCOMPATIBLE WITH THE CONSTITUTION. The complaint was filed by President Andrzej Duda - no material. -- THERE IS AN INDICTMENT AGAINST THE ORGANIZERS AND PARTICIPANTS OF HITLER'S BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION - announcement: Investigators are also checking what role TVN journalists played in organizing this repulsive event. -- TVN ASSURES THAT NONE OF ITS JOURNALISTS TRANSFERRED MONEY TO THE EVENT ORGANIZERS - Konrad Wąż. -- ACCORDING TO THE TESTIMONY OF MATEUSZ S., A TVN OPERATOR TOOK AN ACTIVE PART IN THE PREPARATION OF THE NAZI SCENOGRAPHY - Wąż. -- THE PROSECUTOR'S OFFICE ASKED TVN TO HAND OVER ALL RECORDINGS, BUT ONLY RECEIVED THE FINAL REPORT - Wąż. -- SKOK WOŁOMIN AND SK BANK - TWO ENTITIES FROM WHICH MONEY WAS DEFRAUDED ON A HUGE SCALE DURING THE PO-PSL GOVERNMENTS - AS REVEALED BY TVP INFO - THE KNF PLAYED AN IMPORTANT ROLE - announcement. -- JAN ŚPIEWAK ANNOUNCED THAT HE WAS CONVICTED BY THE COURT FOR REVEALING THAT THE DAUGHTER OF A MINISTER FROM THE PO-PSL GOVERNMENT, AS THE CURATOR OF A 118-YEAR-OLD PERSON, TOOK OVER HALF A TENEMENT HOUSE - announcement. -- ŚPIEWAK WAS THE FIRST TO RAISE THE ALARM ABOUT THE REPRIVALIZATION SCAM - Maksymilian Maszenda: After the verdict, he announced that he was ending his political career.