The remains of three Polish presidents-in-exile-Wladyslaw Raczkiewicz, August Zaleski and Stanislaw Ostrowski-were exhumed yesterday at a cemetery in Newark-on-Trent, England, for their return to Poland, the local daily Newark Advertiser reported.more

New elections for the Northern Ireland Assembly (Parliament) will not be held before the end of the year, the British Minister for Northern Ireland announced today. Chris Heaton-Harris. Holding an election is necessary because a government has failed to be formed in the 24 weeks since the previous one.more

Britain will ban the provision of Russian oil transportation services to third countries from December 5 unless it is purchased at a price equal to or below the price ceiling set by the G7 countries and Australia, the British government announced yesterday.more

Bounty hunters may have their work cut out this Christmas, after chocolate manufacturer Mars Wrigley said it would be eliminating the sweet from some of its tubs. more

The killers of 15-year-old Sebastian Kalinowski - his mother and her partner - were sentenced yesterday by a court in Leeds in northern England to life imprisonment without the possibility of seeking parole before the age of 39.more

This weekend - on November 5 and 6 - the Polish Social and Cultural Center in London will host the Polish University Fair, organized by the National Agency for Academic Exchange. During the event, you will be able to see the offer of the best Polish universities offering studies in Polish and English.more

Tesco staff have put up security barriers to stop shoppers from snatching yellow sticker items out of their hands while they stock shelves. more

Two performers will recite Shakespeare in Polish as well as revealing the Shakespeare connections between England and Poland in a new, guided audio performance which will take place across Birmingham. more

2022 is on course to be the hottest in UK history, provisional Met Office data suggests. more

A clear majority of Britons believe the government has lost control of the country's borders, and Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is not seen as a politician who can solve the problem of illegal immigration across the English Channel, according to a poll released.more

The Bank of England (BoE) today raised its main interest rate from 2.25 percent to 3 percent, putting it at its highest level since 2008, and warned that the recession the British economy is already in could be the longest since statistics have been kept.more

Iceland supermarket chain has launched an offer where you can buy meals for one penny. As the company said, it is one of many forms of help in fighting the rising costs of living in society.more

All of the promises new British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak made in the summer when he first ran for the Conservative Party leadership are now under review, his office said.more

Half of bread sold in the UK contains at least two different pesticides, government data has revealed. According to analysis by Pesticide Action Network UK (PAN), this is a rise of 50% from last year, and a major increase over the past decade when, on average, roughly 25% of bread has been found to contain pesticide cocktails.more

King Charles III is looking to pay someone £40,000 to plant roses, trim lawns and care for more than 1,000 trees in the Buckingham Palace Gardens.more

TfL is charging older Londoners £10 a year to keep their 60+ Oyster cards - in a move branded a “scam” by one user. Ghanashyam Master was told this month he had to pay a recently-introduced £10 a year fee to prove that he still lives a London Borough. more

Pubs, restaurants and hotels threatened by energy bills and food price inflation, survey finds.more

The situation is increasingly tense at an overcrowded reception center in Manston in southeastern England, which mainly receives illegal immigrants, British media report.more

Around 1,300 McColl’s workers are at risk of redundancy as part of proposals to shut 132 loss-making stores. Morrisons, which rescued the convenience chain from administration earlier this year, confirmed the news this afternoon.more

A British man who intended to kayak across the English Channel from Dover to Calais can speak of extreme luck. After his kayak capsized, the man managed to swim to the Colbart Nord buoy. To survive, he ate seaweed and small crabs. After two days, Dutch fishermen spotted him. They rescued him almost at the last minute.more

The number of people in England and Wales who were born outside the UK has increased by 2.5 million since 2011, latest census data shows.more

Aldi has given staff their third pay rise in 12 months to help them through the soaring cost of living.more

The British government is carrying out exercises to deal with power cuts of up to seven days that may arise as a result of an energy crisis, the Guardian reported.more

Royal Mail workers will stage two 48-hour strikes this month, on two crucial days for online shopping.more

The UK today imposed sanctions on four Russian oligarchs in the steel and petrochemical sectors who, as explained, are "making it easier for Russian President Vladimir Putin to wage war in Ukraine."more