Chelsea London - one of the most successful football clubs of the last quarter-century - will fight for the triumph in the Conference League in Wrocław today. The English team already has eight European trophies to its name.more

Ministers are to delay introducing a ban on junk food adverts targeting children until 2026, sparking outrage among health campaigners. Labour made new rules prohibiting unhealthy food ads online and before 9pm on television a key election manifesto pledge, and after winning power it promised the ban would come into force across the UK on 1 October.more

The train journey time from Warsaw to Vilnius will be shorter by one hour from December, and it will be possible to get from Poland to the capital of Lithuania by three train connections a day - provides a letter of intent signed by PKP Intercity and the Lithuanian railways LTG Link.more

Hubert Hurkacz, seeded 30th, lost to Brazilian tennis player Joao Fonseca 2-6, 4-6, 2-6 in the first round of the French Open in Paris. The match lasted 100 minutes.more

When you think of London’s happiest places to live, boroughs like Richmond and Kensington and Chelsea might first spring to mind. But a new list of the UK’s happiest areas has named five slightly less obvious London postcodes amongst its ranks.more

Spaniard Xabi Alonso, who replaces Carlo Ancelotti, has signed a three-year deal and will be presented as manager at an event in Madrid on Monday; Alonso, 43, announced his Bayer Leverkusen departure earlier this month after a successful two-and-a-half-year spell at the German club.more

Food inflation rose for the fourth consecutive month in May, with wholesale meat prices increasing the cost of steak on supermarket shelves, latest figures show. Shop prices overall remained in deflation, at 0.1% cheaper than a year ago and unchanged from April, according to the British Retail Consortium (BRC)-NIQ Shop Price Index.more

Full-time workers are claiming thousands of pounds in benefits by exploiting a legal loophole, The Telegraph can reveal.more

Far-right and nationalist forces are "knocking on the door of power" in Europe, and Sunday's presidential elections in Poland will be one of the tests for the pro-European mainstream, the British daily Financial Times said in a commentary on Monday.more

Transport for London (TfL) has confirmed it will be restructuring routes of some of its bus services in central London after "careful consideration". These affect the 30, 205 and 27 routes and follows a public consultation held earlier this year which was held in a bid to make the services more efficient.more

In the final round of the Premier League, Manchester City, Chelsea London and Newcastle United secured their place in the Champions League, while Aston Villa will play in the Europa League and Nottingham Forest in the Conference League qualifiers.more

Poland ranks fourth in Europe in terms of toy production value. They are mainly sold to other EU markets, but in the last year their export to China has definitely increased the most - reports "Rzeczpospolita" today.more

Parking in London can be tricky enough - make sure you don't break this rule. In cities like London, where narrow, old roads weren't built for the motor age, finding a parking spot can be a real pain. Motorists who regularly park by the roadside often struggle to squeeze their cars into tight spots.more

The EU is planning to introduce a new entry fee of up to €30 for non-EU citizens entering the Schengen area for short stays. The initiative is part of a wider effort to strengthen border controls and security.more

From a haven on the M3 to ‘depressing’ services on the M5,'The Telegraph' ranked motorway services across the land.more

Kylian Mbappe of Real Madrid triumphed in the Golden Boot classification - an award for the best scorer in the European leagues during the season. The Frenchman scored 31 goals. Fourth place was taken by Robert Lewandowski of Barcelona - 27 goals.more

Yesterday, the fifth edition of the O’Czytani Literary Festival officially opened at BIBLARY – the Polish Community Centre and Library in Dublin. The event was organised in partnership with Dublin City Council as part of the official programme of Inclusion and Integration Week 2025.more

Four children were among dozens injured after a car was driven into a crowd of pedestrians who had watched Liverpool FC's open-top bus Premier League trophy parade. The people carrier struck a dense crowd on Water Street in the city centre at shortly before 18:00 BST - an attack not being treated as a terrorist incident by police.more

At the end of June, PKP Intercity will start running to Croatia, specifically to Rijeka, located in the northwestern part of the country. Although the port city located on hills has not been particularly popular among Polish tourists so far, thanks to the new rail connection, this will probably change soon.more

Iga Swiatek began her fight for a fourth consecutive and fifth career triumph at the French Open with a victory over Slovakian Rebecca Sramkova. In the first round of the tournament in Paris, the Polish tennis player, seeded fifth, won 6-3, 6-3.more

Britain has been named Europe’s work from home capital, with employees spending more days away from the office than in any other nation on the Continent. Workers in the UK spend an average of 1.8 days working from home each week, according to a new report from King’s College London, which was more time than all nations bar Canada – at 1.9 days – among the 40 nations studied.more

Robert Lewandowski scored two goals for a certain Barcelona title in a 3-0 won match against Athletic Bilbao in the 38th round of the Spanish Premier League. He finished the season with 27 goals. In total, he has 101 hits in this club, counting all games.more

London is expected to reach a high of 28C during 10 consecutive days of sunshine as a fresh heatwave hits the capital, according to BBC Weather and experts at Netweather. After a rainy last few days, a heatwave is set in from Friday, May 30 and run until at least Sunday, June 8 according to the latest forecasts.more

Russia has stepped up its airstrikes, firing hundreds of drones and dozens of ballistic missiles at Ukraine in a single day, the Economist reported, warning that it threatened to overwhelm Ukraine's air defenses. "Putin has absolutely lost his mind, and if he wants all of Ukraine, he will bring down Russia," Trump said.more

Officials have been probing whether the three Ukrainian-born men charged with arson or conspiring to commit arson were recruited by the Kremlin, reports claim.more