Delivery drivers for food-ordering platforms including Deliveroo and Uber Eats are staging a Valentine’s Day strike to demand better pay and conditions.more

"Norway is facing the most serious threat in decades. Russia is stronger than a year ago and is in the process of gaining the upper hand in the war in Ukraine, the outcome of which will be decisive for Europe," said the head of Norwegian military intelligence, Nils Andreas Stensones.more

Yesterday, the British armed forces began an in-depth review of the "diversity and inclusion" policy ordered by Defense Minister Grant Shapps, which he argues weakens their combat capabilities.more

Second-placed Juventus Turin unexpectedly lost to Udinese 0-1 at home in Monday's match of the 24th round of the Italian top football league. The hosts' starting line-up included Wojciech Szczęsny and Arkadiusz Milik, who wasted several opportunities and his goal was disallowed.more

The issue of the age of the candidates for President of the United States, Joe Biden and Donald Trump, came to the fore in the election campaign, but it may turn out to be a greater burden for Biden - says the New York Times.more

A bill to deport illegal immigrants to Rwanda is "fundamentally inconsistent" with human rights legislation and damages the UK's reputation, the British Parliament's Joint Committee on Human Rights warned in a report published yesterday.more

Last year, most people suffered from scarlet fever. For now, there is not much of the Oder in Poland - we read in today's edition of "Rzeczpospolita".more

Iga Swiatek continues to lead the world ranking of female tennis players. There was only one change in the top ten. Kazakhstan's Jelena Rybakina moved up from fifth to fourth, while American Jessica Pegula suffered a drop. In the ranking of tennis players, on the other hand, Hubert Hurkacz is still eighth. He is invariably led by the Serb Novak Djokovic, who today began his 412th week in the leadimore

Sadiq Khan has hinted that he may look to expand Night Tube services to more London Underground lines if he were elected as the capital's mayor for a third term. Mr Khan told MyLondon that it was 'on the table' - but he is waiting to see what happens on May 2, the date when Londoners will go to the polls. more

Poland is pursuing the fastest and most ambitious programme of armed forces expansion not seen in continental Europe for decades, according to the British daily 'The Times'.more

TikTok and Temu have pulled cheap electric heaters from their online stores after Which? found they could explode or start house fires. The consumer group tested eight heaters, the cheapest of which was £7.20, and found most did not meet UK safety standards.more

Rafał Trzaskowski of the KO (28.3 per cent) and Szymon Hołownia of Poland 2050 (24.0 per cent) are most likely to win the presidential election, according to an IBRiS poll for Radio ZET published yesterday.more

Marathon world record holder Kelvin Kiptum and his coach Gervais Hakizimana died in a car accident late yesterday evening, Kenyan media reported. "Kenya has lost a special gem. Lost for words.." - wrote the country's sports minister Ababu Namwamba on Platform X.more

The number of no-fault evictions by bailiffs in England surged by almost 50% last year, compared with 2022. Under Section 21 notices, people who rent their homes can be removed without landlords having to provide a reason. more

The number of flu patients in hospital in England has hit a new winter high and has nearly doubled since the start of the year, figures indicate. An average of 2,478 people were in hospital each day last week with flu, including 106 in critical care beds, according to NHS England.more

Seven books containing false information about King Charles III's health written by artificial intelligence (AI) have gone on sale on Amazon's platform, the Mail on Sunday has revealed. Buckingham Palace has announced legal action.more

Robert Lewandowski scored a goal for Barcelona, his tenth in total this season of the Spanish football premier league, but his team only tied as hosts in the 24th round against penultimate-placed Granada 3:3. Kamil Jóźwiak made his debut in the visiting team at the end of the match.more

The British Army, in order to meet its stated levels of 'diversity and inclusivity', wants to increase recruitment of soldiers overseas by lowering the security requirements for admission, 'The Sunday Telegraph' revealed yesterday.more

Finnair is weighing volunteer passengers at the gate to collect data on travelers. more

Arsenal London defeated West Ham United away by as much as 6:0 in a derby match of the 24th round of the English Premier Football League, rematching two defeats this season. Jakub Kiwior played the entire match in the colours of the visitors, while among the hosts, Lukasz Fabianski was the reserve goalkeeper.more

Britain's King Charles III showed up in public for the first time since news broke on Monday that he had been diagnosed with cancer - he went to a church in Sandringham in eastern England before noon yesterday.more

46 per cent of respondents are in favour of abolishing the Sunday trading ban, while 44 per cent support its continuation. Never before has the difference between these antagonised groups been so small, reports 'Rzeczpospolita' today.more

Commuters face further strikes and disruption in February and March, as RMT union members working on London Overground walk out over pay. More than 300 workers will take industrial action which includes strikes and action short of strike.more

Piotr Zyla was fourth, Aleksander Zniszczol ninth, Kamil Stoch 24th, Dawid Kubacki 29th and Pawel Wasek 50th in Sunday's ski jumping World Cup competition in Lake Placid, USA. The winner was Austrian Stefan Kraft.more

The parliamentary elections and their results: the removal of PiS from power, the takeover of power by the opposition and the appointment of Donald Tusk's government are the most important events in 2023, according to 65 percent. participants of the CBOS survey. The respondents considered the war in Ukraine and the war in the Gaza Strip to be the most important events in the world.more