Millions of households in England and Wales will struggle to pay their water bills when they go up, a consumer watchdog has warned. The water regulator, Ofwat, has provisionally said bills would rise by an average of £19 a year - or 21% - between 2025 and 2030.more

Donald Trump wins the presidential election in the United States - the AP reported today, citing its own calculations. The Republican candidate won 277 electoral votes, or seven more than the minimum required. Democratic Party candidate Kamala Harris currently has 224 electoral votes, according to AP.more

Lech Poznań players Michał Gurgul and Antoni Kozubal have been called up by coach Michał Probierz for the Nations League matches against Portugal in Porto on 15 November and against Scotland three days later in Warsaw. Both will appear for the first time at the senior national team training camp.more

New figures show a 50% rise in the number of police officers sacked and barred from returning to work in England and Wales. Nearly 600 officers were dismissed from the service in the 12 months before March this year, up from almost 400 the previous year, according to the College of Policing.more

Eighteen members of a people-smuggling gang accused of arranging thousands of small boat English Channel crossings have been jailed in France.more

The remaining Tube strike action due to happen this month has been suspended. The ASLEF union, which represents London Underground drivers, has suspended walkouts which would have 'brought the capital to a halt' on Thursday, November 7, and on Tuesday, November 12.more

Manchester City przegrał w Lizbonie ze Sportingiem 1:4 i rekordową w Lidze Mistrzów 26 meczów bez porażki. Porażka w 4. kolejce po rozstrzygniętych trofeum Real Madryt - z AC Milan 1:3. Liverpool pionowy na Anfield Bayer Leverkusen 4:0.more

40% of Poles fear the possibility of the war moving from Ukraine to Poland, while 63% want aid to be limited to those living in the area of ​​ongoing fighting in Ukraine - according to a study by European National Panels, the results of which were published today by "Rzeczpospolita".more

Tribunal rules employee was unfairly sacked despite verbally abusing a fellow worker during office discussion, writes 'The Guardian'.more

The polls have closed in Hawaii, the last of the 50 US states, which means that voting in this year's US presidential election has ended, AP reported today. Most US news agencies and media predict that Donald Trump will win.more

Shoppers looking for a good deal on a luxury advent calendar are being warned to watch out for online scams. Advent calendars have evolved beyond just offering a picture or a little chocolate behind each door. Now they offer everything from beauty products to luxury food and drink items to jewellery.more

Around 20% of Poles have heard of cryptocurrencies, and 6% declare they own them, according to a study by Kantar commissioned by zondacrypto, one of the largest regulated crypto exchanges in Europe.more

Second seed Iga Świątek lost to American tennis player Coco Gauff (3rd) 3:6, 4:6 in her second group match at the WTA Finals in Riyadh. Gauff is already certain of advancing to the semifinals.more

Joy & Devotion, the annual festival of Polish sacred music in London, will have its fourth edition. Thanks to the support of the Adam Mickiewicz Institute, the festival invites you from 7 to 10 November to listen to centuries-old music performed by the best British choirs.more

The Lenin Museum in Tampere, which has been operating for almost 80 years, closed on Sunday. Over the weekend, the exhibition presenting the figure of the organizer and first leader of the totalitarian Soviet state was visited by over a thousand people. The Finnish museum was the last such institution in Western countries.more

Julie Doorne launched her petition in 2018 calling for tighter rules on fireworks to protect people and animals.more

Somali representative Abdi Nageeye from the Netherlands won the New York Marathon in 2:07:39. The podium was also taken by Kenyans Evans Chebet (2:07:45) and Albert Korir (2:08:00). Ethiopian Tamirat Tola was fourth (2:08:12). Kenyan Sheila Chepkirui triumphed in the women's category (2:24:35).more

Over the past two decades, China has modernized its military without precedent and has already overtaken the United States in some areas, writes The Economist.more

Two more cases of a new strain of the mpox virus have been detected in London, in household contacts of the first patient, health officials say. The two individuals are now under specialist care at Guy's and St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust.more

A group of 44 eminent climate scientists have warned of the risk of a major change in ocean circulation in the Atlantic, which could trigger climate disruption on a scale never seen before.more

Shoplifting is at "unacceptable" levels and not being tackled properly, a Lords inquiry has found. The crime is seriously underreported and the problem is so urgent police forces need to take "immediate action", according to the House of Lords Justice and Home Affairs Committee.more

Scotland manager Steve Clarke has named his squad for the Nations League matches against Croatia in Glasgow on 15 November and Poland in Warsaw three days later. Che Adams, who missed the September clash with the Polish national team through injury, is on the list.more

The European Commission reiterated Apple’s responsibilities under the Digital Markets Act (DMA) to allow users to change the default browser on iPads and ensure compatibility with third-party accessories on the tablets’ OS, as it opened a compliance assessment.more

The government has announced plans to make it illegal to smoke in children's playgrounds and outside schools and hospitals in England, with some places also becoming vape-free.more

According to a WWF report, Norwegians use three times more resources than nature can replenish. They are also among the world's leading producers of waste.more