Poles most often search for accommodation for holidays abroad and cheap air travel on the Internet, Google Polska's analysis shows. In the first holidays without significant restrictions we will return to pre-pandemic travels," said Jacek Bisinski of Google Polska.more

Magda Linette and Serbian Aleksandra Krunic won the doubles at the WTA tennis tournament in Eastbourne. The final match did not take place due to an injury to Latvian Jelena Ostapenko, who was paired with Ukrainian Lyudmila Kichenok.more

Some 16 London bus routes could be axed completely. TfL is in the middle of a six-week consultation on the future of the capital’s bus services.more

The Queen has began horse-riding again, nine months after she was advised not to continue due to health concerns.more

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson yesterday asserted that he would learn from his Conservative Party's electoral failures and argued that his government still knew how to solve the country's economic problems.more

During the General Meeting of Delegates held in Krakow Adam Malysz was elected president of the Polish Ski Association. He succeeded Apoloniusz Tajner, who had held the position since 2006.more

The next 10 days in Italy will be marked by record-breaking heat and temperatures of up to 45 degrees Celsius, Italian meteorologists forecast. They say it will be one of the biggest and most intense heat waves in recent years.more

A record number of abortions took place in England and Wales last year in a trend experts said was driven by financial uncertainty caused by Covid-19.more

Shanghai Party Secretary Li Qiang today declared victory in the fight against the Covid-19 wave as, for the first time in two months, not a single new local infection was detected in the city. Beijing authorities, meanwhile, announced the resumption of classes in schools.more

Nottingham Forest have signed a five-year contract with Nigerian striker Taiwo Awoniyi, who until now played for Union Berlin, the English Premier League relegation club has announced.more

Four paintings by Franciszka Themerson - a Polish painter, draughtswoman, illustrator and publisher who lived in Britain for almost half a century - are included in a cross-sectional exhibition of post-war British art at the Barbican Gallery in London.more

Behind the rumblings about President Vladimir Putin's ill-health is the Kremlin, for which such rumours are beneficial, according to Russian political scientist Ivan Preobrainsky, quoted today by Ukrainian portal NV.ua.more

Britons are spending less on food as rising prices force them to cut back on their weekly supermarket shop, the latest official figures have shown.more

Wimbledon is the oldest and most prestigious tennis tournament in the world. This year's edition will begin on Monday and the favourites include Iga Świątek and Hubert Hurkacz. The players will fight for fame and big money, but this time not for ranking points.more

It was only during the lockdowns that consumers longed for ordinary shops. Now less and less people indicate them as preferred shopping places - writes "Rzeczpospolita".more

British heir to the throne Prince Charles yesterday expressed his "personal sadness" at the "lasting impact of slavery" and urged countries thinking of severing ties with the British monarchy to remain members of the Commonwealth.more

A shooting occurred in the Norwegian capital Oslo in the early hours of today, leaving two people dead and 10 injured, Reuters reported. According to police, it could have been a terrorist act. An LGBT parade due to take place today has been cancelled.more

Finland's Kalle Rovanpera (Toyota Yaris) leads after seven of the 19 special stages of the Safari Rally held in Kenya, the sixth round of the world championship. Kajetan Kajetanowicz (Skoda Fabia) is classified eighth, the highest position in the WRC2 class.more

Hopes of an end to the dispute that has caused four Tube strikes in three months have risen after Sadiq Khan signalled he accepted union demands not to cut staff pensions.more

The US Supreme Court ruled yesterday that the US Constitution does not guarantee the right to abortion and that the matter of regulating abortion is a matter for the states. The court thus reversed the previous legal position in force since 1973 and the precedent-setting decision in Roe v Wade.more

Ukrainian refugees will receive free tickets for "Wednesday Sunday" Wimbledon, and the victims of the Russian invasion of this country will receive 250,000. pounds - announced the organizers of the Grand Slam tournament.more

British Airways' check-in and ground handling personnel at London Heathrow Airport voted to go on strike during the peak summer season.more

More than eight million children under the age of five in 15 countries are at risk of dying from malnutrition, the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) reported. "That number is increasing minute by minute," warned UNICEF Executive Director Catherine Russell.more

In 2021, the share of illegal cigarettes in Poland was historically low and amounted to 4.9%, while in France almost every third (29.4%) cigarette came from an illegal source - reports Philip Morris International (PMI), citing the latest KPMG report.more

A study of EU citizens living in the UK has revealed the “open wound” left by Brexit, with respondents saying the decision to leave the bloc had left them feeling betrayed, insecure and distrustful towards the country that most nonetheless still call home.more