Two ministers travel to UK following attacks on Poles

The ministers of foreign and interior affairs went on Monday afternoon to the UK after a series of attacks on Poles in the city of Harlow, Essex, Polish Foreign Ministry spokesman Rafał Sobczak informed. On August 27, two Polish citizens, aged 40 and 43, were beaten by a group of teenagers. The 40-year-old man suffered serious head injuries and later died while his friend is recovering after having suffered hand fractures and bruising to the stomach. On Sunday, September 4, a few hours after a march to honor the killed Pole, two other Poles were attacked in Harlow. Police said the attack was a "potential hate crime" and one victim suffered a broken nose, the other a cut to his head.