A “foolish” middle-man involved in the theft of a £4.8m gold toilet stolen from an art exhibition at Blenheim Palace has been handed a suspended sentence at Oxford crown court.more

The Tanzanian government announced on Friday that it had just allocated 3 billion shillings, or more than US$1 million, to begin construction of an international airport in Africa's most famous nature reserve, Serengeti National Park.more

A popular UK city has been named as having the highest amount of disposable income and it’s a place that might not come as a surprise to some. People living in Brighton have an average of £1,315 spare cash per month - more than any other city in the UK, data by This is Money shows.more

Juergen Klopp will be Roma's coach from next season, the daily "La Stampa" reported. The German coach's agent denied this. "It's not true," declared Marc Kosicke.more

Parts of the UK are set to be hit by rain showers this week after the driest spring so far in more than 50 years. Western areas of England and parts of Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales were warmer than Ibiza over the weekend, and the Environment Agency warned there is a risk of drought this summer without sustained rainfall.more

W tym roku w plebiscycie Złota Piłka magazynu "France Football" bardziej docenione zostaną kobiety - poinformowała UEFA, która od zeszłego sezonu jest współorganizatorem tego konkursu na najlepszych piłkarzy.more

Ryanair has seen annual earnings tumble 16% after slashing air fares to help boost demand, but revealed prices are to rise as it seeks to return to growth. The budget carrier reported pre-tax profits of 1.78 billion euros (£1.5 billion) for the year to March 31, down from 2.13 billion euros (£1.79 billion) after average fares fell 7%.more

Gary Lineker, the former England footballer and now media celebrity, will step down from his role as a BBC presenter after facing criticism for publishing an anti-Semitic post on Instagram that included a picture of a rat.more

The strategic partnership between North Macedonia and the United Kingdom announced on Friday, which is intended to launch an "investment revolution" in the Balkan country, may in return include the establishment of a centre for asylum seekers on the islands, the Balkan Insight website reported yesterday.more

A third man has been arrested over alleged arson attacks at properties connected to Sir Keir Starmer, the Met Police says. The 34-year-old was arrested on Monday morning in Chelsea, south-west London on suspicion of conspiracy to commit arson with intent to endanger life, the force said.more

Brighton and Hove Albion’s super-subs stunned Premier League champions Liverpool as the Seagulls kept their faint hopes of a European spot alive with a thrilling 3-2 win on Monday night.more

European leaders, to whom Donald Trump recounted his conversation with Vladimir Putin, were shocked by the description of what was agreed, the Financial Times reported yesterday. According to the source, it is clear that Trump is not ready to put pressure on Russia.more

The British Foreign Office summoned Iranian Ambassador Sejed Ali Mousavi yesterday in connection with the activities on UK soil of three Iranians accused of collaborating with Iranian intelligence services.more

The turnout in Sunday's presidential elections in districts abroad was over 89 percent, said Justyna Chrzanowska, the representative of the head of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs for organizing this year's elections. As she informed, the registration of Polonia for the second round of elections has already started.more

Iga Swiatek is ranked fifth in the latest ranking of female tennis players. She has not been this low since 21 February 2022, when she was ranked eighth. It has been 1176 days since then, most of which - 875 - have been spent as the world list leader. After a period of spectacular success came a crisis.more

British teenagers are among the most dissatisfied in the world, according to a global report. The UK ranks near the bottom of a league table for child wellbeing and teenage happiness, the Unicef study revealed.more

Michael O'Leary, chief executive of Irish budget airline Ryanair, said yesterday that security-related disruptions at Ben Gurion Airport in Tel Aviv, Israel, had left the company "losing patience" and considering scrapping flights to the country.more

UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen and European Council President Antonio Costa signed three agreements in London yesterday, including on security and trade. This is the first EU-UK summit since Brexit in 2020.more

From 1 June, new regulations governing the employment of foreigners in Poland will come into force. Among other things, they provide for streamlining procedures and tightening sanctions for illegal employment. Labour offices will also face changes.more

Thousands of high street jobs are at risk in a Poundland rescue deal that could trigger sweeping store closures. Bidders for the beleaguered retailer have identified as many as 200 loss-making stores that could be ditched as they put the finishing touches to takeover proposals this weekend.more

Barcelona footballer Ewa Pajor scored two goals in the 6:0 win over Athletik Bilbao in the last round of the Spanish Premier League. The Polish representative won the title of queen scorer with 25 goals to her credit.more

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The government has announced new rules aiming to protect shoppers using buy now, pay later services, saying it wants to end the "wild west" of unregulated borrowing. Under the legislation, lenders will have to carry out affordability checks to stop people taking on too much debt and shoppers will have faster access to refunds.more

Barcelona's players, who have been certain of the league title since Thursday, lost in front of their home crowd to Villarreal 2:3 in the penultimate round of the Spanish Premier League. Robert Lewandowski played until the 74th minute, but did not score on the day. Goalkeeper Wojciech Szczęsny was a substitute.more

The Government appears to be “oblivious” to the true scale of harm caused by violence against women and girls – and is being outpaced in its efforts to tackle it, MPs have warned. Whitehall departments also lack an understanding of the level of support operating at a local level, the cross-party Public Accounts Committee said.more