Discounted TVs ahead of the Euros football tournament helped slow price rises in shops in June, new figures show. Shop prices rose at an annual rate of 0.2% last month, down from 0.6% in the year to May, according to retail trade body the British Retail Consortium (BRC) and research firm NielsenIQ.more

The Dublin-based airline said 19.3 million passengers booked tickets for its flights in June.more

David Lammy: There will be progressive realism and a reset in several important areasmore

UEFA is investigating England national team star Jude Bellingham - in connection with a potentially offensive gesture made during a match against Slovakia in the 1/8 finals of the European Championships. England, thanks in part to this footballer, won Sunday after extra time 2:1.more

In the first six months of this year, 13,489 migrants in 270 boats crossed the Channel illegally into the UK, a higher number than in the same periods in each of the previous years, according to Home Office statistics.more

Eight former altar boys are demanding several million zlotys in compensation from the Tarnów diocese. Meanwhile, the case is to be handled by a judge who is on the board of a Catholic foundation and has given to religious organizations in the same diocese, reports "Gazeta Wyborcza."more

The spectacular defeat of French President Emmanuel Macron should serve as a warning to British Labour Party leader Keir Starmer, wrote the 'Daily Telegraph' yesterday, commenting on the outcome of Sunday's French parliamentary elections in the context of Thursday's House of Commons elections.more

NATO has again deployed Airborne Warning and Control System (AWACS) aircraft in the airspace over Poland to monitor the skies over Ukraine, the UK Defense Journal reported Sunday evening.more

France and Portugal advanced to the quarterfinals of the European Football Championships in Germany yesterday. The French defeated the Belgians 1:0, and the Portuguese won against Slovenia 3-0 in penalty kicks. There were no goals after 120 minutes.more

Three panicked military horses escaped the soldiers leading them yesterday morning and were running on their own in central London, but have now been captured, the British Defense Ministry said. This is the second such incident in ten weeks.more

Shortly after the Supreme Court issued its decision on his claim of presidential immunity, Donald Trump took to social media to celebrate. “Big win for our constitution and democracy,” he posted on Truth Social. "Proud to be an American!”more

Most MPs and supporters of the Labor Party were against Brexit, but in the campaign before Thursday's elections to the House of Commons, Labor avoided this topic and it should not be expected that after taking power they will try to fundamentally redefine relations with the EU, experts said.more

Today, four Polish tennis players will play their first round matches at Wimbledon. Hubert Hurkacz will start at 11:00 UK time. Iga Swiatek, Magda Linette and Magdalena Frech will play on grass courts in London in the evening.more

The leader of Poland 2050, Speaker of the Sejm Szymon Hołownia, enjoys the greatest trust among politicians (50%). In second place was the mayor of Warsaw, Rafał Trzaskowski (48%), and in third place was president Andrzej Duda (45%), according to the June CBOS survey.more

Marks & Spencer is launching a new service for clothing repairs and alterations. From August, customers will be able to book through a dedicated online hub and have their fixed items posted back to them within seven to ten days.more

With the holiday season in Greece, the issue of excessive tourism and sustainable development comes to the fore again - writes the eKathimerini website. This applies especially to the most frequently visited Athens and the Cyclades archipelago.more

The prize pool of the Grand Slam tennis tournament on the grass courts of Wimbledon, which started today, is a record amount of £50 million. The winners of the singles competition will earn PLN 2.7 million each.more

A drop in domestic gas and electricity prices has now taken effect, but costs are expected to rise again in October. Regulator Ofgem's new price cap for England, Wales and Scotland came into force on Monday, meaning a typical household's energy bill will fall by £122 a year.more

Lawyers acting on behalf of two people who fell ill in an E. coli outbreak in the UK have started legal action against two leading supermarkets. Law firm Fieldfisher said on Friday it had issued letters of claim for breach of the Consumer Protection Act over own-brand sandwiches purchased in Tesco and Asda.more

The Hungarian low-cost airline introduced the so-called system surcharge fee applicable to bookings made by automated systems in the second half of 2022. However, they were unable to create a billing system operating without errors. Therefore, many passengers had to pay the extra fee even though they booked their tickets on the company’s website.more

The art installation drew criticism from government ministers after Rishi Sunak made "stopping the boats" one of his five priorities.more

French footballer Kylian Mbappe, who will play for Real Madrid from the new season, admitted that he is not yet very close with his new colleagues, including does not belong to the club's WhatsApp group.more

Transport-focused environmental NGO Transport & Environment (T&E) is calling for better monitoring of ultra-fine particles (UFP), a non-CO2 effect of aviation, following the publication of a report highlighting their potential impact on the health of people living near airports.more

The almost certain overwhelming victory of the opposition Labor Party in the House of Commons elections scheduled for Thursday does not mean that British voters are veering strongly to the left in their worldview, but that they are disappointed with the incompetence of the current Conservative Party government, political scientists point out.more

Sun and heat - the first days of the holidays brought a truly summer aura and encouraged Poles to go to the beach. Crowds of them went to Kołobrzeg, Jastarnia and Karwia, but tourists also filled the mountain trails. The availability of accommodation everywhere is decreasing day by day - according to the analysis of the website Nocowanie.pl.more