Jakub Blaszczykowski, who will officially bid farewell to the Polish national football team in a friendly match against Germany, admitted that it is only slowly starting to get to him. "Forgive my emotion, I feel like I'm in some kind of film," he - he added. It is already known that he will play with the captain's armband today.more

An MP report finding former Prime Minister Boris Johnson guilty of knowingly misleading the House of Commons about events in Downing Street during the lockdown puts Conservative MPs in a difficult position to vote on it, British media assess today.more

Despite the prospect of a 'climate catastrophe', the world's response to this threat remains 'pathetic' - declared UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres yesterday. He renewed his criticism of the use of fossil fuels, which he described as "incompatible" with the idea of humanity's survival.more

Amazon warehouse staff in Coventry have voted for six more months of strikes, the GMB has said. more

"Have children!": appealed to Italians Elon Musk during yesterday's evening interview on Tg1's main news service. Earlier, he met with Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni in Rome, reports ANSA.more

Rudi Garcia has become the new coach of Italian champions SSC Napoli. The Frenchman was sacked in the spring from Saudi Arabia's Al-Nassr, whose player is Cristiano Ronaldo. Luciano Spalletti resigned from the Napoli job after winning Serie A at the end of the season.more

Sir Richard Branson's space tourism company Virgin Galactic says it will launch its first commercial flight before the end of this month.more

Spotify has dropped its contract with Duchess Meghan, wife of Britain's Prince Harry, for her to create podcasts after one season. The contract, with an estimated value of $25m, was one of the largest that the princely couple had entered into after leaving the royal family.more

After the last, widely commented judgment of the CJEU on Swiss franc borrowers, it is estimated that around 30-40% of those who have not yet asserted their rights may file lawsuits within a year. This, in turn, can lead to many years of "paralysis" of the judiciary. Earlier, due to staff shortages, the lengthiness of proceedings was a problem. Now it can get more complicated.more

Number three seed Magda Linette lost to Britain's Jodie Burrage 5:7, 3:6 in the 2nd round of the WTA 250 tennis tournament in Nottingham. The Poznanian was expected to face Magdalena Fręch in the quarterfinals if she won.more

Police detectives were given an extra 36 hours yesterday to question a suspect in the killing of three people in Nottingham in central England and the attempted murder of three more. Police confirmed that the suspect is a former student at the local university.more

The mayor of Nice, Christian Estrosi, has written a letter to the French Prime Minister, Elisabeth Borne, informing the government of cases reported to him of Muslim prayers being led in primary schools and asking for a response in defence of the secularity of the state.more

These are not just any portraits, as the then five- or six-year-old Charles (the exact period of this work is not known), immortalised his parents, Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, using crayons.more

Lionel Messi scored the fastest goal of his international career yesterday in a 2-0 friendly win over Australia. The Argentine hit the net after just 79 seconds of the match at the 68,000-seat Workers Stadium in Beijing, which was filled to capacity.more

Several US government agencies have been victims of a ransomware cyberattack, the Cyber Intelligence and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) reported yesterday. According to MSNBC television, the perpetrators of the cyber attack, which has previously affected institutions and companies around the world, were the Russian-speaking CLOP gang.more

A Sandown man who brandished a revolver BB gun during an incident on Sandown High Street in April has been handed a suspended prison sentence. 40-year-old Damien Lendecki, of York Road in Sandown, pleaded guilty to possession of an imitation firearm and possession of a knife in a public place when he appeared before Magistrates on Friday (9th June).more

The airline Ryanair will build a PLN 600 million simulator and training centre in the vicinity of Kraków Airport, Ryanair CEO Michael O'Leary has announced. According to him, the centre will enable the training of up to 500 people per day and create 150 new jobs.more

Sweden is very close to bidding to host the 2030 Winter Olympics. For the first time, only one candidate can apply for the right to host an event of this rank. The news was confirmed by the Swedish Olympic Committee (SOK).more

Employers are being urged to relax dress codes and allow staff to work at cooler times of the day to help them cope with the current heatwave. The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) said other measures include using blinds or reflective film on workplace windows to shade workers from the sun, and making sure there is plenty of drinking water.more

We have the means to continue sending more military capabilities and replenish equipment losses suffered by Ukraine during its counter-offensive, assured the head of the Pentagon, Lloyd Austin, after the meeting of the Ukraine Defense Support Contact Group at NATO headquarters in Brussels.more

Brazilian Vinicius Junior from Real Madrid will head a special anti-racism commission of the International Football Federation, composed of players, announced FIFA President Gianni Infantino.more

An authorized Banksy exhibition will be on display at Glasgow's Gallery of Modern Art from Sunday. The exhibits will include stencils that the renowned street artist used to create his most recognizable works. The exhibition, entitled C'ut & Run, which runs until August 28, sums up 25 years of his work.more

In the third quarter of this year, 31 percent. entrepreneurs plan to hire new employees, and 17 percent. reduce jobs - according to the report "ManpowerGroup Employment Perspectives Barometer". 48 percent companies want to leave employment at the current level - added. The surveyed companies were asked about employment plans from July to the end of September this year.more

The Spanish Institute of Oceanography, operating within the Higher Council for Scientific Research (CSIC) in Madrid, has published disturbing research results.more

A strong recovery in spending in pubs, restaurants and on the high street helped return the British economy to growth in April. GDP was up 0.2 per cent in the month, in line with City forecasts, following a 0.3 per cent slump in March, according to figures today from the Office for National Statistics.more