The Louvre, the world’s most-visited museum, was closed suddenly on Sunday after a break-in at its Apollon gallery, the home of the French crown jewels – part of a daring daylight heist in which priceless Napoleonic jewels stolen.more

British soldiers will be granted new powers to shoot down drones threatening military bases. The plans, to be unveiled by Defence Secretary John Healey in a speech on Monday, are intended to allow troops to take faster, more decisive action.more

Over 40% believe that the job search process takes longer than it did two or three years ago. Women are more likely than men to notice that the time to find a job has lengthened, according to the October "Polish Labor Market Barometer" by Personnel Service. The first signs of a cooling labor market are also visible in data from the Central Statistical Office.more

Manchester United won their first clásico against Liverpool at their home stadium in almost 10 years. The Red Devils won 2-1 in the eighth round of the English Premier League. The defending champions suffered their third consecutive league defeat, and their fourth in the Champions League.more

Even for the most seasoned Londoners, navigating the city's transport system can be a bit of a maze, particularly when venturing into uncharted parts of the metropolis.more

Reform UK leader Nigel Farage says Britain should shoot down Russian jets if they enter Nato airspace, as he hit back at claims he admired Vladimir Putin. Speaking to Bloomberg news, Farage said he would send British troops to Ukraine as part of a United Nations peacekeeping force if he became prime minister.more

Jannik Sinner claimed a commanding victory over rival Carlos Alcaraz to win the lucrative Six Kings Slam in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. Sinner, replaced as world number one by Alcaraz following the US Open in September, exacted revenge for his defeat in the New York final with a 6-2 6-4 win.more

The British royal couple, King Charles III and Queen Camilla, will visit the Vatican on 23 October, it was announced on Friday. The highlight of the visit will be a joint ecumenical prayer with Pope Leo XIV in the Sistine Chapel.more

Learner drivers are being warned about fake tests and driving lesson offers after a huge rise was recorded in people losing money to the scams. TSB said it recorded a 211 per cent increase in total losses to this type of fraud, following its analysis of cases related to driving lesson and driving test scams between January and August 2025, compared with the same months in 2024.more

Ryanair flights will operate from Olsztyn Mazury Airport on two routes during the winter season: to London and Duesseldorf. Flights to Duesseldorf proved to be a hit during the summer season.more

The Polish national team has moved up from 36th to 33rd place in the latest International Football Federation (FIFA) rankings. Spain remains in the lead since September, while Argentina has jumped to second place, pushing France down to third.more

River Island and New Look are among a growing number of high-street fashion brands that have closed retail stores in 2025 — and more may be yet to come.more

Holland & Barrett, British Gas owner Centrica, and Starbucks franchisee EG Group are among the firms being named and shamed for failing to pay some of their staff the minimum wage.more

The pro-Palestinian group Palestine Action can appeal against the British government's decision to designate it as a terrorist organisation, the Court of Appeal in London ruled yesterday, rejecting the government's request to block the appeal.more

A political storm is brewing in the United Kingdom following the announcement of a ban on supporters of the Maccabi Tel Aviv football club from attending a match in Birmingham. Leaders of almost all parties, led by Prime Minister Keir Starmer, have criticised the ban as a form of condoning anti-Semitism.more

Prince Andrew announced yesterday in an official statement that he is renouncing his title of Duke of York and denies all allegations. The younger brother of King Charles III of Great Britain is accused of having close ties to American financier Jeffrey Epstein, who was involved in the pimping of young women.more

The BBC committed a "serious breach" of broadcasting rules by failing to disclose that the narrator of a documentary about Gaza was the son of a Hamas official, UK media regulator Ofcom has ruled.more

The latest analysis shows that electric vehicle sales in Europe will surpass those of petrol and diesel vehicles by 2028. According to the report's authors, electric vehicles' market share will exceed 50% by 2032.more

38-year-old Serbian tennis player Novak Djokovic has no intention of ending his tennis career. The 24-time Grand Slam winner admitted that he is inspired by Americans - NBA veteran LeBron James and former NFL star Tom Brady, as well as Portuguese footballer Cristiano Ronaldo.more

With just over two months to go, anticipation for London's Christmas celebrations is building. The capital's major streets will soon set up stunning light displays, illuminating the likes of Oxford Circus and Carnaby in glorious colour.more

In times of increasing violence and escalating conflict, it turns out that there are still countries that are among the most peaceful in the world. They are characterized by low levels of internal and external conflict, high levels of security, and social prosperity. Most of them are located in Europe.more

Portuguese star Cristiano Ronaldo, as in the previous year, tops “Forbes” magazine's list of the world's highest-paid footballers. According to the report, the 40-year-old player for Saudi club Al-Nassr earned $280 million this season.more

The City regulator has called on banks and payment firms to bring in stricter controls protecting customers from romance fraud after a study showed a number of missed “red flags” that led to people losing huge sums of money.more

Former members of the military will be able to start applying for a digital version of their identity cards from Friday. About 1.8 million veterans are eligible to download the new digital ID to a smartphone - with ministers saying the rollout can serve as a "case study" to show the public how the technology for a planned scheme for all British citizens and residents will work.more

An injection to prevent HIV is to be offered to patients on the NHS in England and Wales for the first time, bringing the policy in line with Scotland. The long-acting shot, given six times a year or every other month, is an alternative to taking daily pills to protect against the virus.more