West Green Road was named ‘London's unhealthiest high street’, based on a Royal Society of Public Health (RSPH) ranking of the capital’s 146 high streets. more

There is a shortage of sugar in discount stores because panicked customers buy in stock, fearing price increases. In addition, they have to compete with the owners of small shops for it - reports "Rzeczpospolita" today.more

British businesswoman will play important role in shaping future of world’s biggest domestic football competition.more

The United Kingdom will have the slowest economic growth among the G7 countries, the richest group of countries in the world in 2023, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) warned in the latest analysis.more

A strike by German airline Lufthansa's ground handling personnel began this morning, which resulted in the cancellation of more than 1,000 flights and increased air traffic disruptions during the peak holiday season, Reuters reported.more

Lloyds Banking Group has announced a further 66 branches will shut permanently later this year in another blow for the UK high street. more

As much as $ 1.02 billion will be the jackpot of the jackpot in the next Mega Millions lottery draw in the US, the Associated Press reported. This is the effect of several months of accumulation.more

The government "doesn't know" if its Covid travel restrictions worked, MPs have said. The UK's traffic light system - which saw travellers from 'red' countries pay to quarantine in hotels - caused "confusion and disruption", the Public Accounts Committee said.more

Barcelona's players drew 2-2 with Juventus Turin in a friendly in Dallas. Robert Lewandowski played just over an hour in the colors of the Spanish team, but he did not score. In the first half of the "Stara Lady" goal was guarded by Wojciech Szczęsny.more

Threshold has launched its impact report for the period from April to June, highlighting that in a 61 working day period, Threshold advisers across the country answered an average of 197 calls per day.more

Electricity delivered last Wednesday from Belgium via the Nemo underwater cable saved the British capital from a power outage, reports Bloomberg. Britons had to pay a record £9,724.54 per megawatt hour for the service, about 5,000 per cent more than on a normal day.more

British tourist, 21-year-old Jack Fenton, was hit by a helicopter propeller while taking a selfie at an airstrip near Athens, and died as a result. The Greek prosecutor's office has launched an investigation into the case, informed the Guardian daily.more

Transport for London is still planning big cuts despite a multi-billion-pound funding offer from government, according to Sadiq Khan. more

The Spanish media, depicting FC Barcelona's preparations for the Dallas match against Juventus Turin, wrote about Robert Lewandowski. They described both his high form and entrepreneurial spirit, pointing out that the footballer owns a villa in the Balearic Islands worth €3.5 million.more

Yuri Borisov, the new head of Russia's state space agency Roskosmos, has announced that his country will leave the International Space Station (ISS) after 2024 and build its own orbital station, writes the Associated Press.more

The boss of Heathrow Airport has hit back at criticism from Ryanair, saying it is "bizarre" to blame airports for not having enough staff. more

Billionaire Elon Musk's friendship with Google co-founder Sergey Brin has ended due to Musk's alleged affair with Brin's wife. The Google co-founder is in the midst of a divorce and has decided to pull out of his investment in Musk's companies, the Wall Street Journal reported yesterday behind anonymous sources.more

Cristiano Ronaldo has flown with his agent to Manchester United's training centre to talk to coach Erik Ten Hag about his future at the English club. According to Spanish newspaper Marca, the Portuguese footballer wants to leave.more

Co-op’s use of facial recognition in its stores has come under fire and is now facing a legal challenge. more

Universities are calling on foreign students not to come to the Netherlands if they are not guaranteed a place to live, reports the daily newspaper Het Parool. Recently, the universities of Maastricht, Groningen and Delft made this call and now they have been joined by the universities of Amsterdam.more

The current legislation on mobbing is inadequate, as it does not sufficiently protect the interests of victims, Law.pl assesses, citing expert opinions. The website also points out that there is a lack of full knowledge of the true scale of the problem.more

The UK has recently been hit with a heatwave which saw unprecedented high temperatures reaching 40C and could now be facing a drought come August as temperatures are set to rise once again. Some projections show that early August temperatures could climb up to 40C again as another heatwave poses a real threat to crops and England could see a hosepipe ban put in place.more

The Independent Monitoring Authority (IMA), which monitors the rights of EU and EEA EFTA citizens after the UK left the EU, has concerns that airline carriers are unnecessarily stopping some citizens from boarding flights.more

The British government today added 42 individuals or entities to the list of those sanctioned for Russia's invasion of Ukraine. The restrictions, including travel bans and asset freezes, included a number of Russian regional governors.more

The invasion of Ukraine showed the true face of Vladimir Putin and helped the West understand that we have long been at war with Russia, believes John Sweeney, British investigative journalist and writer, author of the book "Killer in the Kremlin", published on Thursday.more