Forecasters have predicted exactly when scorching temperatures are set to hit Britain. A current heatwave in Southern Europe - where thermostats are soaring to 39C - will hit Britain by the end of the month.more

Manchester City's players defeated West Ham United 3:0 at home in an overdue English Premier League match. The win gave the defending champions a return to first place in the table. The 35th goal of the season was scored by Erling Haaland, who set a Premier League record.more

Human rights campaigners have heavily criticised potential police use of facial recognition on crowds attending the coronation.more

The UK's Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) announced today that it is launching an investigation into how the development of artificial intelligence may affect competition and how to ensure proper consumer protection.more

Lazio Rome's players defeated the Sassuolo team 2:0 at home in the 33rd round and returned to the position of vice-leader of the Italian Premier League. Earlier they were pushed off it by Juventus Turin. Leader Napoli doesn't officially have the title yet, but could secure it for themselves today.more

Here in The Hague, we all want to see "another Vladimir," Putin, who "deserves to be sentenced for war crimes delivered in the capital of international law" - declared Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenski in The Hague today. In a speech titled "There will be no peace without justice for Ukraine," he also called for the creation of an international tribunal to judge Russia's crime of aggression.more

Tesco has released images of its first-ever pub which is opening in honour of the coronation.more

Eintracht Frankfurt's players defeated VfB Stuttgart 3:2 in an away game and advanced to the German Cup final. There they will face RB Leipzig, the defending champions of the trophy, who eliminated SC Freiburg on Tuesday, on June 3.more

After three years, Fang Bin, a Chinese citizen journalist who reported on social media about the Covid-19 pandemic outbreak in the city of Wuhan and was detained by PRC authorities, CNN reported today, citing an interview with a family member of the journalist.more

MPs have expressed they they want reassurance that voting during the Eurovision Song Contest 2023 will be protected against cyber attacks from Russian agents, it’s been reported. more

The presidential couple Andrzej Duda and Agata Kornhauser-Duda will attend Saturday's coronation of King Charles III, according to Marcin Przydacz, head of the Presidential Office for International Policy.more

Iga Swiatek has advanced to the semifinals of the WTA 1000 tournament on the courts in Madrid. The number one seeded Polish tennis player won against Croatian Petra Martic (No. 27) 6:0, 6:3. Her next opponent will be Russian Veronika Kudermietova (No. 12).more

Residents of much of England are voting today in local elections, which are the most serious electoral test yet for Prime Minister Rishi Sunak. The issue, however, is not whether or not his Conservative Party will lose, but how badly it will lose.more

Florida, USA, yesterday saw the execution of 56-year-old Darryl B. Barwick, who was convicted of murdering 24-year-old Rebecca Wendt at her home in Panama City in 1986. The sentence was carried out by administering a lethal injection.more

Juventus Torino, with Wojciech Szczesny in goal, defeated Lecce 2:1 at home in the 33rd round and briefly became the Italian Premier League runner-up, until Lazio Roma overtook them in the evening. Spezia, whose squad included three Polish players, succumbed to Atalanta 2:3 in Bergamo.more

Passengers at Heathrow Airport are being warned to limit their hand baggage as security officers stage a series of walkouts, starting on Thursday.more

Ukraine's allies must intensify all kinds of support for Ukraine: military, economic and political. Anything else only prolongs the war and the murder of innocents by Putin's regime. What has been given so far has been enough to defend, but why not give enough for Ukraine to win? - asks Garri Kasparov, former world chess champion, in an interview for the weekly "Focus".more

Brits may have to bid farewell to the classic roast, as British roast chicken is the latest supermarket item hit with supply issues. Poultry bosses say the industry is at “breaking point”, as producers are finding it increasingly difficult to cope with the cost of getting the item on the shelves.more

British tennis player Emma Raducanu, the 2021 US Open winner, will undergo surgery on both wrists and ankle joint. For this reason, she will not compete in the Grand Slam tournaments French Open and Wimbledon.more

Due to the severe drought for 30 months, the regional government of Spanish Catalonia introduced far -reaching restrictions in the use of water in a total of 224 municipalities and announced similar restrictions in subsequent ones. The restrictions will affect a total of over 6 million inhabitants of 495 municipalities - said a spokeswoman for the Catalan government Patricia Plaj.more

Leeds United authorities released the Spanish coach Javi's Gracia. He will be replaced by Allardyce himself - the club informed. The goal of the new coach is to keep the team in the English football league.more

Amajor boost to the frequency of DLR services is set to be introduced later this month, Transport for London (TfL) has revealed. From Monday May 15, timetable changes will come in across the Docklands Light Railway (DLR), to bring more services to all routes, especially at peak times.more

The head of the UN Antonio Guterres warned in connection with the World Freedom Day of the Press that the media are attacked in every corner of the world and called all the countries to "stop attacks on the truth and those who fight for it".more

On the change of new passwords, the average internet user on the Vistula allocates 21 hours a year - according to the report "Cyber security of Poles". It was added, however, that less than half of Poles protect with the slogan all their electronic devices.more

With the Coronation approaching, there has been a call to "spare a thought" for millions who will have to carry on working through the holiday weekend. Trade union leader Paul Nowak hailed those in jobs such as shops, transport and hospitality who will be working, as well as emergency services.more