Leading English test providers warn that moving exams online for migrants could lead to fraud and security risks.more

Low birth rates and increased life expectancy may raise pension age to 75, warns Centre for Social Justice.more

Media outlets in both countries believe that an extension of German coach Hansi Flick’s contract with FC Barcelona is looking increasingly likely. Joan Laporta, who was re-elected as president on Sunday, is in favour of him staying at the Catalan capital’s club.more

Supermarket Aldi plans to hire 240 staff in London with salaries up to £69,000 in 2026.more

The average diesel price in the UK surpassed 160.3p per litre, marking a 13% increase since late February. Petrol prices also rose by 7%.more

In the face of growing global threats linked to the wars in Ukraine and the Middle East, the UK, the Netherlands and Finland are considering working together to jointly fund and procure weapons, ammunition and military equipment, the UK government announced today.more

In Stockholm, two thousand soldiers, firefighters, police officers and customs officials are spending a week training in how to secure key facilities and critical infrastructure in the event of war.more

The minister tasked with resetting the UK’s relationship with the European Union has ruled out a customs union with the bloc – and said he does not believe Britain will ever return to the EU.more

Udinese and Poland international Adam Buksa has picked up an injury and will not feature in the World Cup play-offs. On 26 March, the White and Reds will host Albania at the National Stadium, and if they win, they will face either Ukraine or Sweden away five days later.more

Retired General Antonio Aguto, the former commander of the unit responsible for supporting Ukraine, left classified military maps on a train in Poland, according to an investigation by the Pentagon’s Inspector General. The general is also said to have suffered a concussion in Kyiv after drinking two bottles of Georgian chacha.more

Two deaths reported in Kent meningitis outbreak, University of Kent students lining up for antibiotics. UKHSA and NHS coordinate preventive measures.more

US President Donald Trump announced yesterday that he believes he will have the ‘honour’ of taking Cuba. He added that it is a failed state that has ‘nothing’ apart from beautiful scenery and wonderful people.more

Your flight has been delayed as a result of the Middle East crisis and you want to find out what’s happening, so you go online for an answer. You find a social media account run by the airline you are booked with and post a question, and get a reply offering help.more

Wizz Air will launch a new route from Gdańsk Lech Wałęsa Airport to Varna, Bulgaria, starting June 15. The route will be operated three times a week, the Hungarian airline announced.more

Manchester City have little chance of advancing to the Champions League quarterfinals, having lost 3-0 to Real Madrid at the Santiago Bernabeu a week ago. "We have to play a perfect match," said English coach Josep Guardiola ahead of the second leg.more

It's nearly spring and Time Out magazine has once again set tongues wagging with the publication of its latest countdown of the world's 50 best cities - a watershed moment in leisure and tourism journalism that inevitably leads to a flurry of features about far-flung holiday destinations to enjoy in summer.more

British dual nationals who are EU citizens with post-Brexit settlement status in the UK will not have to use a British passport to return to the UK, the Home Office has said in a significant U-turn on its controversial dual national border rules.more

In the latest world rankings for women's tennis players, Iga Świątek fell from second to third place, having been overtaken by Kazakhstan's Jelena Rybakina. Meanwhile, in the ATP rankings, Kamil Majchrzak maintained his 57th place, and Hubert Hurkacz dropped from 71st to 75th.more

London is set to bask in three days of glorious sunshine this week as temperatures hover near 20C on one particular day... making London an even hotter suntrap than Ibiza.more

UK households spent a record £226bn to keep a roof over their heads last year, figures showed on Monday, with mortgage borrowers finishing fixed-rate deals particularly hard hit by rising payments. Overall housing costs have gone up by £66bn over the past five years, a rise of 41%, the property group Savills said.more

Companies are to be paid grants to hire more young people under new government proposals to tackle youth unemployment. Ministers want to create 200,000 jobs and are pledging £1bn in funding for several initiatives.more

Neighborly relations in Poland remain strong, with nearly 8 out of 10 Poles benefiting from neighborly assistance or exchanges, according to a study. New technologies are strengthening these bonds, with an app designed to help organize neighborly assistance.more

HM Revenue and Customs notifies that individuals earning over £60,000 may need to repay some or all child benefits under the High Income Child Benefit Charge.more

Polish FC Porto midfielder Oskar Pietuszewski was injured in Sunday's Portuguese Premier League match against Moreirense. Earlier, the 17-year-old from Białystok had scored the 2-0 goal for the "Dragons," who ultimately won 3-0. It was his third goal of the season.more

In Sweden, a referendum on joining the eurozone should be held in 2030 – according to an agreement between two diametrically opposed parties, the Liberals and the Sweden Democrats.more