Police were called to Gordon Ramsay's three-star Michelin restaurant in London on Saturday after climate change activists occupied tables. more

In the last quarter, 81 per cent of respondents allowed themselves to buy products for pleasure, according to a survey by consultancy Deloitte. It added that in the near future, consumers do not plan to spend on, for example, home furnishings and equipment and tourist trips.more

The captains of the seven national teams from Europe, which have been competing in the football World Cup in Qatar since yesterday, have opted out of donning rainbow armbands against discrimination during matches after FIFA threatened to punish referees with yellow cards for doing so.more

In today's turbulent times, many people are looking for a secluded place where they can enjoy peace and quiet. The island of Vaila in the Shetland archipelago is just such a place. Its owners, a Polish woman and a British man, are selling it together with a 17th century castle, the skeleton of a whale that washed up on the beach, their own marina and even a flock of sheep.more

Belarus is saying goodbye to McDonald's, to be replaced from tomorrow by the Russian chain Vkusno i Tochka. Internet users speak of a "farewell to an era", but Alyaksandr Lukashenko "thanked god" for the departure of the American chain.more

From March next year, it will be possible to fly from the Wrocław airport to the capital of Bulgaria, Sofia, and to the resort town of Brindisi in Italy. The connections will be launched by Ryanair, and tickets can already be purchased on the carrier's website.more

England simply could not have started the World Cup in Qatar any better. After a very good, impressive game, they beat Iran by as much as 6:2. They scored two more goals than in their six previous UEFA Nations League matches.more

British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak today dismissed reports that his government intends to seek a closer deal with the European Union, similar to the one Switzerland has with the EU, and stressed that he believes in the benefits of Brexit.more

"I didn't seek asylum. I told them I was an economic migrant," said Artan. "They gave us plastic bags with our belongings; I was told tomorrow morning you will arrive in Tirana." more

Do you love coffee? Do you love it even more when it’s free? Of course, you do, so head down to Costa over the next 7 days to grab yourself a free hot drink. more

Polish national team coach Czesław Michniewicz has admitted that he already knows what line-up and formation his team will play in tomorrow's match in Doha against Mexico in Group C of the World Cup. "Tonight the players will find out," he added.more

The five main banks of the Netherlands will jointly investigate all transactions above €100 by customers, according to a bill presented today in the Netherlands aimed at preventing money laundering and terrorist financing.more

Extinction Rebellion and other climate activists have targeted 13 central London businesses and the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) building in a string of demonstrations following following Cop27.more

Russia's Federal Security Service (FSO), responsible for ensuring the security of the Kremlin authorities, is preparing to stop attempts at a 'palace coup'. FSO commanders are taking seriously scenarios involving an opponent's use of hypnosis techniques or psychological operations, the independent Russian portal Insider reported.more

Closures rise by 60% in past year, including 453 in most recent quarter, says advisory firm Mazars.more

Mexican footballers consider the opportunity to face Robert Lewandowski a great challenge. "We know how important he is for the Polish national team," - announced defender Cesar Montes ahead of tomorrow's match between the two teams at the World Cup in Qatar.more

The UN Security Council must take "serious action" in response to North Korea's recent launch of an intercontinental ballistic missile, the Group of Seven (G7) foreign ministers said yesterday.more

Robert Jenrick calls on firms to train local people as the head of the CBI says more immigration is needed to fill jobs and boost growth. more

More than 400 thousand households have given up buying alcohol, but also butter. Only one in ten households in Poland does not limit spending, including on basic products, we read today in daily ''Rzeczpospolita''.more

Three matches will be played today on the second day of the football World Cup in Qatar. They include England, who will face Iran in Group B. In the second match, the USA will play against Wales. In Group A, on the other hand, Senegal and the Netherlands will battle it out.more

Temperatures in some areas are set to dip as low as -4°C amid concerns that cold weather will lead to a ‘bleak winter’ for people struggling with fuel bills. more

The rocket that fell in Poland was an accident, not a strike by Russia against NATO, NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg announced in an interview with public broadcaster CBC.more

Serbia's Novak Djokovic defeated Norway's Casper Ruud 7:5, 6:3 in the final of the ATP Finals tennis tournament in Turin. In doing so, he equalled Swiss Roger Federer in terms of ATP Finals victories - this was the sixth.more

A plumber could not believe his eyes when he cut a hole in floorboards in an Edinburgh house and found a bottle containing a 135-year-old message.more

Canada’s Defense Minister Anita Anand said at the opening of the International Security Forum in Halifax that the current situation “has a dangerous resemblance to the 1940s.”more