After a 0:3 defeat against Manchester City in the Champions League, Bayern Munich was also held back in the domestic Premier League. In the 28th round, it only drew at home against Hoffenheim 1:1. The opportunity to catch up with it at the top of the Bundesliga table was missed by Borussia Dortmund.more

"At the heart of this exhibition is the story of iconic performers who, with great courage and creativity, have lent their voice, their art, to redefine who a diva is. This is the first exhibition of this size to explore this topic, it also looks at how the diva is perceived in history and popular culture," encourages visitors in an interview with The Guardian, exhibition curator Kate Bailey.more

With unrestricted use of fertilisers, the planet can feed 8-20 billion people. Organic agriculture, on the other hand, will feed 3-14 billion people. Improvements in nitrogen use efficiency are needed, according to an analysis by French scientists.more

More than half of the respondents - 51 percent. - he believes that the PiS and coalition partners will win the autumn elections to the Sejm, 26 percent. predicts a victory for the opposition parties, while 23% believe that The result of the elections to the Sejm is difficult to predict, according to a CBOS poll.more

Rishi Sunak has said he believes that 100 per cent of women do not have penises. The prime minister has put himself at odds with Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer by declaring that 100 per cent of women do not have male genitals.more

The International Paralympic Committee (IPC) will autonomously decide whether to allow athletes from Russia and Belarus to compete at the 2024 Games in Paris. However, it will not be enthusiastic about their possible return to competition, IPC president Andrew Parsons announced.more

A French motorist was fined almost £25,000 for driving his van in London’s low emission zone, according to reports. Fernando Neiva runs a mini-bus service for French tourists to Britain.more

Germany can learn from Poland that much more needs to be done than just talking about protecting European states, citizens and values. There is a price to pay someday for ignoring threats," said Ben Hodges, former commander of U.S. ground troops in Europe, in an interview with the t-online portal.more

British shoppers are switching from fresh to frozen food as they try to keep down spending amid the cost of living crisis, retail data suggests. The soaring cost of the weekly shop has been a significant factor in the squeeze on UK households, with food price inflation running at 18.2% amid high energy prices and shortages of salad vegetable because of bad weather in Europe.more

Magda Linette lost 4:6, 2:6 to Jelena Rybakina in the first match of the second day of Poland and Kazakhstan's rivalry at the Billie Jean King Cup tennis tournament. The last chord was the doubles competition, in which Veronika Falkowska and Alicja Rosolska defeated Anna Danilina and Yulia Putintseva 6:3, 6:4. The home team won 3:1 and secured their advancement to the final tournament.more

65 per cent of those surveyed are against the regulations introduced by European Union member states, according to the latest United Surveys poll for 'Dziennik Gazeta Prawna' and RMF FM. A ban on the registration of combustion cars in the EU from 2035 is supported by 27 per cent, while more than 8 per cent have no opinion.more

A 48-hour strike by nurses, which will include emergency care, will "present serious risks and challenges", an NHS boss has said. The Royal College of Nursing has rejected the pay offer for England while Unison workers accepted it.more

Juventus Turin's partial stadium closure penalty for racist fan shouts against Inter Milan player Romelu Lukaku in the Italian Cup semifinal has been suspended. This means that the Serie A's blockbuster match against Napoli on April 23 could take place with full stands.more

French President Emmanuel Macron promulgated a pension reform bill overnight Friday to Saturday, which includes raising the retirement age from 62 to 64. The text has already been published in the Official Journal. Protests have been taking place across the country against the changes since January. more

Passengers on the UK's highest rollercoaster had to walk down its tracks to safety after the ride was halted due to sudden strong winds. The Big One at Blackpool Pleasure Beach was stopped for safety reasons as thrill-seekers enjoyed the 235ft (71m) high attraction.more

Defender Marcin Kaminski scored a goal for Schalke Gelsenkirchen in a 5:2 home win over Hertha Berlin in the 28th round of the German Football Premier League. With the victory, the team from the Ruhr region left the last place in the table.more

"Everything between Ireland and America runs deep," announced US President Joe Biden last night in a speech concluding his four-day trip to Ireland. He assured that the country, and especially County Mayo, are part of his heart.more

Hedge funds are among the big winners of the global spike in food prices that followed Russia's invasion of Ukraine; ten of the world's largest funds achieved profits estimated at almost USD 2 billion, notes the British "Guardian".more

Spaniard Rafael Nadal, who is recovering from a hip injury sustained at the Australian Open in January, announced today that he is withdrawing from the ATP tournament in Barcelona starting on Mondaymore

Since opening in May 2022, the Elizabeth line has been used by hundreds of thousands of Londoners every day. It stretches more than 62 miles from Reading and Heathrow in the west, through central tunnels across to Shenfield and Abbey Wood in the east.more

A longer three-day weekend encourages many health-promoting behaviors. The effects include a lower risk of various diseases and greater creativity, the researchers point out.more

Every third Pole performing office work is in favor of working only at the company's headquarters. 48 percent of respondents indicate the hybrid model as optimal, and 17 percent. wants to work only remotely, according to a study by Skanska and Business Link.more

The 2022/2023 tax year ended on April 5 and the 2023/2024 tax year began on April 6. People who needed to file a self-assessment tax return should now have completed it. Being aware of the next year’s tax deadlines can help you fully prepare for your tax bill. Find out below the important dates over the next tax year.more

The match between the leader of the Ligue 1 table, Paris Saint-Germain, and the second Lens, Przemysław Frankowski, promises to be the most interesting match in the strongest European football leagues. The rest of the teams will play against the teams at the bottom of the table.more

Euthanasia of children aged 1 to 12 will be allowed in the Netherlands, the government has decided. Health Minister Ernst Kuipers said the decision was made after consultations with pediatricians and the prosecutor's office. Currently, euthanasia of children under the age of 12 is a crime.more