Poles are increasingly divided on the issue of the Sunday trading ban. Although recently almost 60% of the population was against this solution, now this result has dropped below 50%. Businesses also have different approaches to the ban. Galleries and shopping centers are in favor of its abolition, but grocery chains are far from clear on their opinions.more

A Belize-flagged and UK-registered freighter was attacked off the coast of Yemen yesterday, Reuters reported. An explosion occurred near the vessel. The crew safely abandoned the vessel.more

RC Lens player Przemyslaw Frankowski assisted on Wesley Said's goal in the 1:1 away match against Reims in the 22nd round of the French Premier League. The Polish representative's team are sixth in Ligue 1 with 36 points, while their Sunday rivals are eighth (31 points).more

Ukrainian refugees who took refuge in the UK after the Russian onslaught will be allowed to stay in the country for another year and a half, the UK Home Office announced yesterday. More than 200,000 Ukrainian refugees have arrived in the UK so far.more

British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and European Commission President Ursula Von der Leyen yesterday expressed outrage at the death of Alexei Navalny and stressed the importance of holding those behind this in the Russian system to account, a Downing Street spokesperson reported.more

Bayern Munich succumbed to VfL Bochum 2:3 away in the 22nd round of the German Football Premier League. It was the Bavarians' third consecutive defeat in a stakes match. The previous weekend they lost to leaders Bayer Leverkusen 0:3 and on Wednesday to Lazio Rome in the Champions League 0:1.more

'I have no doubt that in another 25 years' time Northern Ireland will still be part of the UK, as there is no indication that support for Irish reunification is growing,' announced Jeffrey Donaldson, leader of the Democratic Unionist Party (DUP).more

Russia is a threat to every country in Europe, but the countries that border Russia are the first to be threatened, Finnish Prime Minister Petteri Orpo pointed out in an interview with the "Rzeczpospolita".more

The American-British biographical film Oppenheimer was - as expected - the biggest winner of this year's BAFTA British Film Awards ceremony. At the gala held last night in London, the film, nominated in 13 categories, won in seven.more

Table-leading Real Madrid drew 1:1 with Rayo Vallecano at their rival's stadium in the 25th round of the Spanish Football Premier League. If Girona win today in the Basque Country against Athletic Bilbao, they will move three points closer to the leader.more

In Benidorm, Alicante province, the police detained a 34-year-old Polish citizen wanted on the basis of a European arrest warrant (EAW), reported the Spanish agency EFE.more

There is no return to the British royal family for Prince Harry and there is no discussion that he would partially return to his duties as a family member during the illness of his father, King Charles III, British newspapers reported yesterday.more

Aleksander Zniszczol took 14th place in Sunday's Ski Jumping World Cup competition in Sapporo. Kamil Stoch was 18th and Dawid Kubacki 25th. The winner was the Slovenian Domen Prevc.more

The trustee is selling land in the center of Warsaw, intermediaries talk about hundreds of thousands of meters of usable space, and experts from the National Chamber of Commerce have identified over 1 million square meters of land for development belonging to the city - writes "Puls Biznesu" today.more

Around 600 drivers seeking to overturn fines for speeding after a fake 50mph sign was placed on a dual carriageway in south east London will not have their penalties waived, the Metropolitan Police said.more

The next warning strike of Lufthansa ground staff workers this year will begin on Tuesday. The protest is to last 24 hours and will cover the seven largest airports in Germany, the Verdi trade union organizing the strike announced yesterday.more

Hungarian airline Wizz Air will take a plane load of passengers from London Gatwick to a mystery destination for four days of "fun, including cultural, culinary and adventure activities".more

After 51 years, Paul McCartney's stolen guitar, which the artist used to record the first two albums of the legendary British band The Beatles, has been found. The guitar, described as "the most iconic musical instrument of all time", was sought by the group The Lost Bass Project.more

A Soho restaurant has been ordered to pay £9,800 after pleading guilty to breaching food hygiene laws following the discovery of cockroaches running across the floor near food chillers.more

Twelve people were arrested on Saturday in London during another demonstration of solidarity with the Palestinians, the London Metropolitan Police reported. Six of these people were arrested for assaulting officers while they were detaining a person with an anti-Semitic banner.more

In 2023. Spain was visited by 1.9 million Polish tourists, reported the Office of the Tourism Counsellor at the Spanish Embassy in Warsaw. Never before have so many Poles paid a visit to the country of corrida.more

Iga Swiatek won the WTA tournament in Doha for the third time in a row. In the final, the leader of the world ranking of tennis players defeated the third seed Yelena Rybakina from Kazakhstan 7: 6 (10-8), 6: 2. This is her first title this year and 18th in her career.more

We’re all worried about train strikes but, if you’re looking at moving to a good commuter town outside the M25, you need to be careful. While the average house prices may be cheaper than London, there are certain locations where your morning train is likely to make you very, very late for work.more

Biedronka is launching the sale of goods online, the chain announced on Thursday. 4,000 products are to be available in the e-store, it added, including dairy, meat, beverages and bread, among others.more

UK retail sales rebounded dramatically in January, with volumes rising by 3.4% after a disastrous December, offering hope that the UK’s recession will prove to be the shortest in history.more