New statistics reveal that 45 per cent of Londoners have ended a night out before midnight in the last year despite wanting to stay out later, according to YouGov. The figures reflect the growing concern over London’s nightlife industries, with many Londoners cutting nights out short simply because there was nowhere else to go.more

UEFA has appointed an ethics and disciplinary inspector to investigate under-fire referee David Coote. A video has emerged which appears to show Coote, 42, snorting a white powder. The Sun, which published the video, said it was shot during Euro 2024 where he was officiating.more

A few weeks before the winter season in Italy opens, the tourism industry is predicting a record-breaking arrivals. The number of foreign tourists will increase, above all. Poles are listed as the top foreigners heading to mountain resorts.more

The Bank of England governor has urged ministers to “rebuild relations” with the EU, warning that Brexit has undermined the UK’s economy. Speaking at the Mansion House dinner in the City of London on Thursday evening, Andrew Bailey said he took no position on Brexit “per se”, but added: “I do have to point out consequences.”more

Polish footballers will play Portugal in Porto in the Nations League this evening. They still have a chance of reaching the quarter-finals, although the fight for survival in the highest division is more realistic. Both teams will play weakened, but the hosts will be the favorites, having won 3-1 in Warsaw in October.more

A Polish family's safety is threatened in Huyton as they face harassment from local youths. The incidents are under investigation as hate crimes.more

Improvements to Oxford Street may not happen for a number of years because of the way Sadiq Khan is attempting to seize control of the nation’s most famous high street, according to local campaigners. A total of 22 residents’ groups and amenity societies in Westminster have written to the mayor asking him to think again about his intervention on Oxford Street.more

An African woman is apparently ‘free’ on the island of Madeira after having given birth to a baby on a flight from Guinea-Bissau to Lisbon and relinquishing it to the care of authorities, saying she did could “not afford to keep the child financially or emotionally”.more

The French national team drew 0-0 with Israel in the 5th round of the Nations League. The match at the Stade de France caused a lot of emotions due to the ongoing war in the Gaza Strip. Due to the terrorist threat, four thousand police officers were on duty in Paris.more

On 26 October this year, the second edition of Aspire & Inspire took place in Manchester - an event that has successfully entered the calendar of those seeking inspiration, professional and personal development.more

A Polish national who ran as a candidate in Iceland’s upcoming parliamentary elections is wanted by police in Poland. Icelandic media reported that Polish authorities had issued an arrest warrant for Christopher G. Krystynuson – who was previously listed in Poland’s population register as Krzysztof Gajowski – for financial fraud.more

One of Mohamed Al Fayed's brothers also abused women who worked at the Harrods department store, according to three ex-employees who have made allegations including sexual assault and trafficking to the BBC. The women allege that Salah Fayed abused them in London, the south of France and Monaco between 1989 and 1997. One woman believes she was raped by Salah after she was drugged.more

The Norwegian parliament has adopted a report documenting decades of denationalization of ethnic minorities living in the north of the country. The authorities in Oslo have apologized to the Sami, Kwen and Forest Finns for years of suffering, harassment and destruction of their cultures and languages.more

The leader of the tennis rankings, Jannik Sinner, defeated the Russian Daniil Medvedev (No. 4) 6:3, 6:4 and won the competition in the Ilie Nastase group with a full three-game series. In addition to the Italian, the American Taylor Fritz advanced to the semifinals of the season-ending ATP Finals tournament in Turin.more

Legislation will be introduced to restrict licences for new coal mines as UK embraces clean energy future.The UK is to become one of the first countries in the world to ban new coal mines.more

President-elect Donald Trump's advisers are exerting pressure to ‘freeze’ the Ukrainian-Russian conflict and create a more than 1,200-kilometre demilitarised zone, US 'Newsweek' reported yesterday. According to the 'Wall Street Journal', the zone would be overseen by European forces, including Polish forces.more

The consumer rights group believes the tech giant has broken competition law by ‘trapping’ people with Apple devices into using its iCloud service.more

‘It is difficult to find a striker like Robert Lewandowski today, there are maybe two at this level,’ stressed Deco, FC Barcelona's sporting director, in an interview with Catalan daily ‘Mundo Deportivo’.more

78.3 per cent of surveyed Poles perceive at least one of the fourteen symptoms of professional burnout in themselves - an increase of 13 p.p. in three years, according to a report by UCE Research and the ePsycholodzy.pl platform. Most report a strong sense of fatigue and lack of energy - 43.4 per cent.more

The most affordable town in Britain has been named as Cumnock in East Ayrshire. more

The end of the year is a time for summing up, also in the tourism industry. One of the latest published analyses concerns which cities were the most popular places for weekend trips. It turns out that this year the city break category was dominated by Paris, Barcelona and Palma de Mallorca.more

The capital’s top officer said he was ‘deeply troubled’ by the situation the force was facing, writes Standard.co.uk.more

The Portuguese media are increasingly covering the subject of tomorrow's football Nations League meeting between Poland and Portugal. They note the injuries to players from both countries, as well as the discussion that Cristiano Ronaldo has caused by accusing some of his colleagues of ignoring the national team.more

Homebase has collapsed into administration, putting 2,000 jobs at risk. Hilco, the owner of Homebase, had been looking to sell the struggling retailer but has not managed to find an outright buyer.more

More than 100 Post Office branches and some 1,000 jobs are at risk under a sweeping overhaul as the group looks to boost postmaster pay by £250 million over five years.more