In the event of a threat of destabilization of the state due to the influx of immigrants, it should be possible to temporarily and territorially suspend the right to accept asylum applications - we read in the communique on the adoption by the government of the migration strategy.more

Despite what the name suggests, an Anytime train ticket does not always mean you can travel on the railway at any time - if you're using a young person's railcard. Engineering graduate Sam Williamson discovered that earlier this week, when a train company told him he could face criminal prosecution for incorrectly using a ticket which cost him £1.90 less than it should have done.more

The Professional Footballers' Association (FIFPRO), the organisation of Europe's leading leagues, the EPFL, and Spain's non-member La Liga have filed a joint complaint with the European Union's antitrust authorities against FIFA, which they accuse of “abuse” in the scheduling of international matches.more

The US Department of Transportation yesterday fined German airline Lufthansa $4 million for discriminating against a group of Orthodox Jews on a flight in 2022, a record fine for a civil rights violation by an air carrier.more

More than half of Londoners who do not earn a "real living wage" have had to resort to using a food bank in the last year, according to new research.more

The return to domestic politics has seen former European Council President Donald Tusk and former EU chief Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier, now prime ministers of Poland and France, change their tone and, on the issue of immigration, sound like Brexit chief advocate Nigel Farage, the Daily Telegraph wrote yesterday.more

Burning household rubbish in giant incinerators to make electricity is now the dirtiest way the UK generates power, BBC analysis has found. Nearly half of the rubbish produced in UK homes, including increasing amounts of plastic, is now being incinerated. Scientists warn it is a “disaster for the climate” - and some are calling for a ban on new incinerators.more

Polish footballers drew 3:3 with Croatia in Warsaw in the 4th round of the Nations League. In the second match of group A1, Scotland drew 0:0 with Portugal in Glasgow. The Polish national team still holds third place in the table. Portugal is leading, ahead of Croatia.more

There is a trend of lower employee turnover between companies on the labour market, this is, among other things, the result of a lack of interesting offers, according to a survey prepared by Randstad. According to employees, the employment offer would be more attractive if the employer supported their commute to work.more

The Mayor of London described the development as ‘a model of how to fix our housing crisis’ and ‘a blueprint’ for the Government to follow.more

The world's smallest working washing machine has been entered into the Guinness Book of Records, UPI reported. The work of Indian-born Sebin Saji measures 3.25 by 3.35 by 3.86 centimetres.more

A wave of online misinformation helped spark the far-right riots in the UK after three children were killed in a stabbing attack in Southport. Sky News can now reveal who was driving the violence.more

Sir Keir Starmer has not ruled out a National Insurance increase for employers in the Budget, in a BBC Breakfast interview. The prime minister side-stepped questions over whether Labour’s manifesto promise not to raise taxes for "working people" covered employers' National Insurance (NI), but it was apparent from the prime minister’s interview that NI for employers is going to rise.more

26 wins, 11 draws and six defeats - that's the balance of the Polish national football team at the capital's PGE Narodowy stadium, which from 2021 will additionally bear the name of legendary coach Kazimierz Górski. Goals: 93-37 in favour of the White-Red.more

Proposals to give weight loss jabs to unemployed people living with obesity could be "very important" for our economy and health, the prime minister has told the BBC.more

Kamala Harris' warning about the Russian threat to Poland is not a sufficient argument to win the votes of the American Polish community, the Politico website assessed today. Pennsylvania Poles are declaring themselves voters of Donald Trump.more

InPost has bought the remaining 70 per cent stake in Menzies Distribution Limited for GBP 60.4 million, thereby taking full control of the logistics operations of Menzies Express and Newstrade, InPost said in a press release.more

French footballer Kylian Mbappe is under investigation by Swedish police for alleged ‘rape and sexual assault’ following his visit to Stockholm last week, the daily ‘Expressen’ reported.more

The US has warned the Iranian government that Washington would regard as an act of war any attempt on the life of Donald Trump, the Republican presidential candidate, Reuters reported today, citing sources in Washington.more

A bottle of perfume contained enough Novichok (a paralytic-convulsant agent created in the USSR) to ‘kill thousands of people’ - assessed yesterday the lawyer leading the public enquiry into the death of Dawn Sturgess, a British woman who died in 2018 after coming into contact with the poison, AP reported.more

Russia's ‘shadow fleet’ through which Moscow circumvents sanctions by exporting raw materials is now carrying nearly 70 per cent more oil than a year earlier and poses a growing environmental risk, the ‘Financial Times’ reported yesterday, citing findings from the Kyiv School of Economics (KSE).more

Cristiano Ronaldo's shooting efficiency is the best argument for fielding Portugal's captain in the first team, according to Portuguese media. They recall that in the second half of the match against Poland in Warsaw, won 3:1, coach Roberto Martinez took the Al-Nassr striker off the pitch.more

The UK yesterday imposed sanctions on senior representatives of Iran's army, air force and organisations linked to ballistic and cruise missile development, Reuters reported. The restrictions follow an Iranian missile attack on Israel on 1 October.more

Poland is following the example of Finland and intends to temporarily suspend the acceptance of asylum applications at its eastern border due to migration pressure from Belarus and Russia. ‘This could lead to a dangerous domino effect, the consequences of which are difficult to predict,’ commented ‘Helsingin Sanomat’ yesterday.more

King Charles has confirmed that it is up to the Australian people to decide whether the country remains a constitutional monarchy or becomes a republic. Ahead of the King's visit to Australia next week, the Australian Republic Movement exchanged letters with Buckingham Palace officials, writing on the King's behalf.more