Kenyan runner Faith Kipyegon received a house and $35,000 from Kenyan President William Ruto as a reward for breaking two world records in a week. "Faith has made Kenya proud," he commented.more

The weather we’ve been experiencing isn’t set to go anywhere as warm weather is set to continue this week, the Met Office says.more

Bella Montoya Castro, declared dead in a hospital in the Ecuadorian town of Babahoyo, woke up in a coffin. Her family announced that they would sue the doctors. The 76-year-old woman gave signs that she was alive two hours after being placed in the coffin.more

New report has revealed the “shocking” levels of exploitation and abuse suffered by migrant workers in the capital. more

19-year-old Pole Miłosz O. and 19-year-old Kurd Ronnie D. are suspected of Saturday's shooting in Stockholm, in which two people were killed and two were injured. Both men were arrested yesterday for four weeks by the court in Huddinge.more

Lionel Messi declared yesterday that he will not play in the next football World Cup, which will be held in Mexico, the United States and Canada in 2026. "The World Cup in Qatar was the last of my career," he - he confessed in an interview with Chinese media.more

The entrance to South Kensington station on Exhibition Road may have been extensively remodeled to accommodate Orthodox Jews. The reason why this religious group does not use this entrance is because it is connected to the Science Museum - a facility where human remains are kept.more

Populations of the tiger mosquito and Asian wasp are expanding rapidly in Portugal and Spain. In recent years, there have been deaths or illnesses of people and pets in both countries as a result of bites from the insects that have arrived from Asia.more

AC Monza authorities want to name their stadium after Silvio Berlusconi, who took over the Italian football club in 2018 when it was playing in the third division and later brought it into Serie A. The businessman and former Italian prime minister died on Monday at the age of 86.more

Every fourth inhabitant of Great Britain is of the opinion that the coronavirus pandemic was a "hoax" - according to a new study on conspiracy theories commissioned by King's College London (KCL). The same survey also showed a growing acceptance of violence "as a means of combating alleged conspiracies."more

During lockdowns caused by the pandemic, remote work has become commonplace, some people have not returned to their offices to this day. Thanks to this, companies have savings, employees do not waste time commuting. However, subsequent research shows that working from home does not necessarily provide more comfort than in the office. One of the side effects is the so-called digital stress.more

The disappearance of large animals in Africa is a phenomenon that was already visible several million years ago, scientists believe. The research results are published in the "Science" weekly.more

During the hot weather, it can be easy to overheat. Environmental temperatures of 40C (104F) can make it difficult to keep the body at its ideal 37C. The advice - be sensible and slow down to stay cool.more

Four days after the Champions League football final, Szymon Marciniak will referee a match in the fourth league, the fifth level in the country. The 42-year-old arbiter will return tomorrow to Bełchatów, where he made his top league debut 14 years ago.more

Using artificial intelligence we have created the 'last' Beatles song, we have managed to pull John Lennon's vocals from old recordings to make the song complete, Paul McCartney, member of The Beatles, composer and singer, announced today in an interview with Radio 4 of the British broadcaster BBC.more

On Monday 12 June, Korean police with the help of emergency services apprehended George King-Thompson, who was climbing the facade of Seoul's tallest skyscraper and the sixth tallest in the world, the Lotte World Tower, the Associated Press reported. The 123-storey building is 555 metres high. The young Briton, who was climbing without any belay, was taken down at a height of 300 metres.more

The UK’s second-largest pharmacy chain is shutting down all its branches in Sainsbury’s supermarkets after the decision to withdraw from the market was pushed forward.more

French footballer Kylian Mbappe has informed the Paris Saint-Germain authorities that he does not intend to extend his contract, which runs until June next year, the daily L'Equipe reported.more

In the US state of Montana, the first trial began yesterday in which residents are complaining that state authorities are pursuing policies that accelerate global warming and threaten their future. The complainants - young people under the age of 22 - claim that policies pursued by the state of Montana violate their constitutional right to a "clean and healthy environment" - Reuters reported.more

The NHS will face “enormous” disruption as junior doctors in England go out on strike later this week, a top doctor has warned. more

German experts in conflict and peace studies have called for long-term military support for Ukraine from Germany and NATO. At yesterday's presentation in Berlin of their annual report entitled 'There will still be no peace for a long time to come', they declared that there is no prospect of an end to the violence against the country invaded by Russia. They warned against sudden negotiations.more

Magda Linette won against Australia's Olivia Gadecki 6:4, 6:4 in the first round of the WTA 250 tennis tournament on grass courts in Nottingham. The Pole is seeded 'three'.more

Queen Camilla attended the Queen's Reading Room Literary Festival, where she met her friends including Dame Judi Dench, Gyles Brandreth and Dame Joanna Lumley.more

National team captain Robert Lewandowski admitted ahead of the match against Moldova in the Euro 2024 qualifiers that the most depends on the Polish players in such encounters. "If we let our rivals feel confident, we will get tired," he - he added. He also commented on the absence of several experienced players.more

The penalties are intended to discipline evaders of the legal obligation to vaccinate their children; it is to be enforced more efficiently, reports today's 'Rzeczpospolita'.more