Reducing prices in stores is one of the main goals of the French authorities in the face of persistently high inflation in the category of food products - 14.9 percent. The government is asking retailers to lower prices, BFM TV reported.more

85 percent Poles support Poland's membership in the European Union, and 10 percent. declare themselves as his opponents, according to a CBOS poll. On the other hand, opinions on whether the presence in the EU limits Poland's sovereignty too much are evenly distributed.more

The Bank of England (BoE) announced today that it does not expect the UK economy to fall into recession this year, but in addition to raising its growth forecast, it has raised its inflation forecast. As expected, he raised the interest rate again - to 4.5 percent.more

Around 15,000 Olympians will be able to feast on fresh baguettes and gourmet dishes. The menu will have 500 items. Everything as part of environmentally friendly French cuisine, which is prepared for the participants of the Olympic Games in Paris. Only wine will be missing.more

Londoners may be offered the chance to have their voices heard on the Ultra Low Emission (ULEZ) expansion in a vote. The Brexit-style vote would see all residents in the currently non-ULEZ areas of Greater London given a say before the zone expands.more

The British government wants to limit the ability of foreign students to bring in their family members, which is one of the causes of record immigration, the Financial Times reported. This is especially true of students from India and Nigeria.more

The government has ditched its plan for thousands of EU-era laws to expire automatically at the end of the year. The plan - dubbed a post-Brexit bonfire - would see laws that were copied over to the UK after Brexit vanish, unless specifically kept or replaced.more

"It was my biggest mistake," said King Willem-Alexander, assessing his holiday in Greece at the height of the 2020 coronavirus pandemic.more

Magda Linette defeated the Czech Linda Noskova 7:6 (7-4), 6:1 in the second round of the WTA 1000 tennis tournament on clay courts in Rome. In the third round, the Polish woman will play with the winner of the match between the Brazilian Beatriz Haddad Mai and the Romanian Elena Ruse.more

Time appeared to stand still at the Houses of Parliament on Wedneday when Big Ben bell failed to chime due to a mechanical glitch.more

In Espoo, a city bordering Helsinki, a temporary footbridge collapsed this morning. Many people fell from a height of several meters and suffered injuries. The injured were taken to hospitals, emergency services said.more

AC Milan lost the first leg of the UEFA Champions League semi-final against Inter Milan 0-2 (0-2) as hosts at the San Siro. The second leg will be played at the same stadium on May 16.more

The government's illegal immigration bill is "morally unacceptable and politically impractical," Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby told the House of Lords, adding that it was damaging Britain's reputation.more

Vladimir Putin is the most dangerous fool in the world because he counted on easy success in the war with Ukraine and therefore had no plan B at the beginning of the invasion. The Russian dictator put himself in a situation where he can neither win nor lose nor take a step back - reported the American newspaper The New York Times.more

London 2012 runner-up in the 800m race, Botswana's Nijel Amos, who was disqualified by the Athletics Integrity Unit (AIU) in early May for doping, wants to sell the Olympic silver medal due to expected financial problems.more

The government has approved the use of longer lorries on British roads, saying it will make businesses more efficient and cut emissions.more

The Constitutional Court of Spain has ruled that the abortion law in force in this country since 2010 is constitutional. In the justification, he stated that a woman can have an abortion if she is not "forced" to do so.more

Italy's federal appeals court has scheduled a verdict on May 22 on Juventus Turin's appeal against a 15-point penalty for transfer irregularities. This decision may determine whether the players of the "Old Lady" qualify for the Champions League.more

Newspaper stories that Prince Harry claims are from phone hacking actually came from fellow members of the Royal Family and even his own interviews, the High Court heard yesterday. more

A 23-year-old UK citizen accused of hacking Twitter accounts and other cyber crimes faces 77 years in prison; he hacked into the accounts of US presidents and other celebrities, high-tech website The Record reported yesterday.more

New artificial intelligence cameras are set to be installed on motorways to catch litter louts red-handed. more

The Polish national team was yesterday awarded a 'wild card' by the International Tennis Federation (ITF) for the final tournament for the Billie Jean King Cup, to be played from 7-12 November in Seville.more

The prefecture of the Eastern Pyrenees department has declared the highest level of alert due to the historic drought that has hit the territory, which stretches from the Pyrenees to the Mediterranean coast. Restrictions on agriculture and the use of spas have been in place since yesterday.more

Krakow will have another direct flight to Valencia in Spain. Wizz Air will launch them at the beginning of December this year. Irish Ryanair already flies from Krakow on this route.more

Michael Gove is poised to unveil the biggest shake-up of the private rented sector in a generation — but reports are emerging that the legislation has been delayed due to ‘procedural issues’.more