At least 28 people were injured, including children, in Munich, where a car drove into a group of people today, the dpa news agency reported. Police have apprehended the driver, who is a 26-year-old Afghan national, according to the Bild daily. Bavarian Prime Minister Markus Soeder assessed that an attack was likely to have taken place.more

Feyenoord, with Jakub Moder in the squad, defeated AC Milan 1:0 in Rotterdam in the play-off to advance to the 1/8 finals of the Champions League. AS Monaco, with Radoslaw Majecki in goal, succumbed at home to Benfica Lisbon 0:1. In addition, Bayern and Club Brugge scored one-goal victories. Rematches on 18 February.more

The UK supports US President Donald Trump's drive to end the war in Ukraine and London's priority is to ensure it is in the strongest possible negotiating position, the UK Foreign Office said yesterday.more

Almost PLN 2,500 on average is spent by Poles on children's trips during winter holidays, and more than PLN 4,000 in larger cities, according to a survey by BIG InfoMonitor. 46 per cent of respondents do not plan to go on a trip because their income does not allow them to spend more, it was reported.more

Canine beauticians, DJs and pilates instructors are among the categories of overseas workers eligible to apply for UK skilled worker visas, an Oxford academic has found.more

US President Donald Trump said yesterday that he spoke by phone with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. "He wants to make peace," Trump wrote on the social media platform Truth Social.more

Table-leading Liverpool drew with Everton 2-2 in an overdue English Premier League football match. It was the last Merseyside derby at Goodison Park Stadium in its more than 130-year history - with Everton already playing matches at a different venue from next season.more

Aberdeen in Scotland is the most affordable city for single people to buy a home in Great Britain, analysis of national property data shows, with the average one- or two-bedroom home valued at just under £120,000.more

Defending champion Iga Swiatek advanced to the quarter-finals of the WTA 1000 tournament in Doha. The runner-up of the world tennis ranking in the third round won against Czech Linda Noskova 6:7 (1-7), 6:4, 6:4. The duel lasted two hours and 33 minutes.more

Londoners have backed rent controls after a City Hall politician declared the capital was facing a ‘cost of rent crisis’—with the city’s over two million renters handing over on average over 40 per cent of their wages to landlords.more

Robert Lewandowski has extended his contract for another year with Barcelona, who are happy with the numbers the team's top striker is achieving this season, Catalan newspaper ‘Mundo Deportivo’ reported today.more

The British economy is on course to expand by 1.5% this year after the budget gave a boost to public spending but could be blown off course if Donald Trump goes ahead with threatened tariffs, a leading economic thinktank has warned.more

A 25% tax is set to be imposed on all imports of steel and aluminium into the US , ending exemptions from the rules for goods from major trade partners including Canada, Mexico, Brazil, as well as the European Union.more

The Home Office has been accused of quietly blocking thousands of refugees from applying for citizenship if they arrived in the UK by small boats or hidden in vehicles. Guidance for staff assessing people who have applied for naturalisation says that, since Monday, applicants who have “made a dangerous journey will normally be refused citizenship”.more

MFA spokesman Pawel Wronski confirmed today that two Polish citizens are to be deported from the US. At the same time, he pointed out that during the previous year, up to 24 January this year, there had been 67 deportations of Polish citizens from the United States.more

Online retailer Amazon is banning the sale of car number plates on its platform after a BBC London investigation exposed they were being illegally supplied. The BBC found seven companies on the platform were selling plates without checking customers' documents and establishing their legal entitlement to the plate.more

In a match between two Polish tennis players, Magda Linette defeated Magdalena Fręch 7:5, 5:7, 6:4 in the second round of the WTA 1000 tennis tournament on hard courts in Doha. The next opponent of the Poznań player, who will turn 33 on Wednesday, will be the Ukrainian Marta Kostjuk.more

Danish Military Intelligence (FE) yesterday presented three scenarios of the threat to Europe from Russia after its war with Ukraine ends. They assume that the United States will not support European NATO countries and that these countries will not strengthen their defenses sufficiently.more

Heathrow Airport is set to confirm a multi-billion pound investment plan to expand two of its terminals ahead of submitting proposals for a third runway to the government this summer.more

The Randstad research institute has examined the level of job satisfaction among employees in Poland. It turned out that many of them are looking for new offers because they are not fully satisfied with the amount of remuneration and the atmosphere at work.more

Shoppers inspired by health food trends on social media helped lift retail sales in January, easing pressure on high-street stores after a gloomy festive period. Barclays said credit and debit card spending grew 1.9% year on year in January – the highest upsurge since March 2024.more

Donald Trump enjoys greater public approval at the start of his second presidency than when he began his first term in 2017. However, Americans remain sharply divided in their opinions depending on party sympathies, according to polls.more

Manchester City lost 3-2 at home to Real Madrid in a crucial play-off match for the Champions League round of 16. Paris Saint-Germain and Borussia Dortmund are close to qualifying for the next round, having won their away matches 3-0. The return matches will take place next week.more

Celebrities urged Nando’s yesterday to take responsibility for its supply chain, warning that industrial chicken farms are killing Britain’s rivers.more

UK jobseekers say employers are hiring fewer staff – whom they expect to do more for less pay. "This is the worst I’ve ever experienced in the job market, including the aftermath of the 2008 financial crisis, which also left me unemployed for a time, and the pandemic," said David Hoghton-Carter, 46, a corporate strategy professional from Leeds.more