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The food bank collects products that supermarkets would otherwise throw away and gives them to families in need. → Where does the food come from?

The charity run raised over 100,000 zł for the children's hospital. Every runner paid an entry fee, and local companies added money for each kilometre. → Who received the money?

An empty space between blocks of flats has been turned into a community garden. Neighbours grow vegetables there together and share the harvest. → What is true?

After a series of break-ins, residents set up a neighbourhood watch. They keep an eye on each other's homes and report anything suspicious. → Why was the group set up?

When the war broke out, thousands of Polish families put up refugees in their own homes. Schools also opened extra classes for the children. → How did families help?

The youth council gives young people a chance to put forward their ideas to the mayor, for example about new sports facilities. → What is the council's role?

According to a new report, the richest 1% own more wealth than the rest of the population combined. The authors call for fairer tax systems. → What do the authors suggest?

The company tried to cover up the fact that its factory was polluting the river, but a former employee spoke out and the truth came out. → How was the truth revealed?

Some politicians want to lower the voting age to 16, arguing that teenagers pay taxes and are affected by political decisions. Opponents say most 16-year-olds are not yet mature enough. → What argument do supporters use?

For months, residents protested against plans to turn the park into a car park. In the end, the council backed down and the park was saved. → What happened in the end?