Tickets for tomorrow's European Championship qualifying match between Denmark and Finland in Copenhagen have sold out, so the host soccer federation (DBU) has issued an appeal to fans not to jump rhythmically in the stands because Parken Stadium.... could collapse.more

Part of London's West End was decked out for the first time tonight with lights to celebrate the start of Ramadan.more

The coming weeks will be critical for the course of the war; we expect President Putin to try to launch another offensive, perhaps on multiple fronts simultaneously, US National Security Council spokesman John Kirby announced in an interview with CNN.more

Nearly half of all specialist doctors in England and Wales were born outside the UK, along with two in five GPs, census data shows. Non-UK-born nationals also make up a quarter of care workers and one in five social workers.more

Jose Luis Mendilibar will replace fired Argentine Jorge Sampaoli as Sevilla's player-coach, the club, ranked 14th in the Spanish Premier League table, announced. Argentine Sebastian Beccacece, on the other hand, has become the new coach of Elche.more

Chinese leader Xi Jinping's visit to Moscow will result in a mutually beneficial agreement under which Russia will offer China its raw materials in exchange for Beijing's favorable attitude toward the Kremlin's invasion of Ukraine and assistance in easing Western sanctions, Britain's Financial Times said yesterday.more

Takeaway delivery firm Just Eat is to cut 1,870 jobs in the UK after a slowdown in sales. more

Polish national football team and Napoli defender Bartosz Bereszynski will not play in the upcoming Euro 2024 qualifying matches against the Czech Republic and Albania due to injury, the Polish Football Association (PZPN) announced late yesterday evening. Tymoteusz Puchacz of Panathinaikos Athens has been called up in his place.more

The state of the world's resources and access to water, as well as how to deal with emergencies, analyzes the latest UNESCO report released today. World Water Day marks March 22.more

The Tube has the most expensive fares of any metro in the world, according to Transport for London’s own research. A study that benchmarks TfL against 39 other global cities found the price paid by passengers per kilometre travelled was highest in the capital. more

Istanbul's metropolitan authorities estimated that half of the 29,000 inspected in the city so far. buildings are at risk of collapsing in the event of an earthquake. Geology professor Celal Sengor estimated the number of potential deaths from the quake in the metropolis at 100,000, the Duvar portal reported.more

Roy Hodgson will lead Crystal Palace players until the end of the season, the English Premier League club announced. The 75-year-old coach will replace Patrick Vieira, who was fired on Friday.more

Former UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson has admitted he misled MPs about illegal parties held in his office during Covid-19 restrictions, but said he did not intend to defraud members of the House of Commons.more

Less and less Parisians are satisfied with their lives in the French capital, according to an Ifop-Fiducial poll for the daily "Le Figaro" and Sud Radio. Support for the socialist mayor of Paris, Anne Hidalgo, is not increased by the prolonged strikes of municipal workers against the pension reform.more

On Friday, the Polish football team will start the fight in the qualifications for the European Championships 2024. First, they will face the Czech Republic in Prague, and on Monday they will play Albania. The clashes between France and the Netherlands and Italy and England promise to be interesting.more

104-year-old Nancy Gifford, from Somerset in the south-west of England, is selling the house where she lived for over a century. It was bought for £200 and is now set to sell for £170,000.more

Since Finland took the title of happiest country in the world in 2018, it hasn't given it up to any other country. This year it managed to retain the title again, and for the sixth year in a row Finland topped the World Happiness Report ranking. In terms of contentment, the Finns are ahead of the people of Denmark and Iceland, which also made it to the podium.more

Poles in the country buy less and will continue to buy less, assessed Mariusz Zielonka, an economic expert of the Confederation Lewiatan, commenting on the Central Statistical Office data on retail sales. This year's macro data slowly confirm the negative GDP growth in the first quarter of 2023, he added.more

Spring is officially here, but we’re waiting for warmer weather and with some cost of living payments due to stop, paying the bills is still going to be a struggle for many.more

People living in Tower Hamlets are the most likely in London to be admitted to hospital and die with a lung condition, new figures show.more

In the WTA tournament in Miami starting today, Iga Świątek will defend the title won 12 months ago. In turn, Hubert Hurkacz in Florida triumphed in 2021. So they both have fond tennis memories, but they have a difficult task ahead of them to build on those successes.more

Scotland’s pioneering policy of minimum pricing for alcohol has been linked to a 13% drop in the number of deaths from alcohol consumption, and hundreds fewer hospitalisations, according to a study.more

The government has announced almost £60 million in cultural funding for regions outside London.more

I do not expect a quick end to Russian aggression in Ukraine, said Chancellor Olaf Scholz in an interview with the Rheinische Post daily. He also admitted that he had "regular talks with Putin", during which "glaring differences of opinion still persist".more

Hundreds of patients have lost their eyesight or had it irreparably damaged because of NHS backlogs, new research suggests.more