In Germany, the opposition CDU/CSU party is calling for increased border controls due to a rising wave of illegal migrants. The demand particularly concerns the German-Austrian border, the website of the daily Die Welt reported yesterday. The politicians also point out that the EU's external border should also be "adequately protected."more

Transport for London (TfL) has unveiled further details for the Superloop - a new fast service bus network for London's outer boroughs. The new localised maps highlight the proposed stops and how each route connects with existing transport services.more

Paris Saint-Germain lost at home to Lorient 1:3 in the 33rd round of the Ligue 1. Achraf Hakimi was ejected from the field in the 20th minute. Mateusz Wieteska was also punished with a red card, but his Clermont won against Reims 1:0.more

Pope Francis told reporters on a flight from Budapest to Rome yesterday that a mission for peace in Ukraine is underway, which is not yet publicly announced. He assured that it will be made public when possible.more

Napoli tied at home with Salernitana 1:1 in the 32nd round of the Italian Football Premier League and has to postpone celebrating the national championship, which would have become a reality in case of a win. Piotr Zielinski and Krzysztof Piątek played in the match.more

Fears of a "debt time-bomb" have been raised by Citizens Advice, which said growing numbers of households faced a "wild west" when seeking help. The charity said it is helping more people who do not have enough income to cover essential expenses.more

Iga Swiatek has advanced to the 1/8 finals of the WTA 1000 tournament on the courts in Madrid. The number one seeded Polish tennis player won yesterday against American Bernarda Pera (No. 28.) 6:3, 6:2. The meeting lasted one hour and 15 minutes. Hubert Hurkacz, on the other hand, dropped out in the third round of the ATP 1000 tournament in Madrid. Yesterday, the Polish tennis player lost to Croatmore

A monthly ticket for 49 euro allowing travel on local transportation - buses, streetcars, subways - as well as local and regional trains has been in effect throughout Germany since May 1. More than three million people have already bought the new ticket for May, reports the Association of German Transport Companies (VDV).more

"A New Reign stamp collection" is the name of a four-stamp series that Royal Mail will issue to celebrate the coronation of the new monarch. They will be available for sale from May 6. As The Guardian reports, the stamps depict issues close to King Charles III's heart: the cultural diversity of Britain, the Commonwealth and sustainable development.more

Bayern Munich's players defeated Hertha Berlin 2:0 and, taking advantage of Borussia Dortmund's stumble in Bochum on Friday (1:1), moved into the leadership position of the German Premier League.more

In Spain, the memoirs of the late former Vatican spokesman Joaquin Navarro-Valls about the last years of the life of St. John Paul II. The book is entitled My Years with John Paul II (Mis anos con Juan Pablo II).more

Manchester City's players defeated Fulham 2-1 on the road in the match of the 34th round of the English top flight. The win in London propelled the defending champions to first place in the table. Norway's visiting striker Erling Haaland scored his 50th goal of the season.more

The British government announced yesterday that it was arranging an additional flight for its citizens wishing to get out of the fighting-torn Sudan. It will take off today from the airport in the city of Port Sudan in the east of the country. So far, British forces have evacuated 2,122 people.more

67.6 percent of respondents do not believe that the government can cope with high inflation; 17.1% are of the opposite opinion. surveyed - according to the SW Research survey for rp.pl.more

The functioning of the human body is the result of evolution. Normally, the human genome adapts to changes in the environment for thousands of years, but only in the last 50 years has human life, including its diet, changed so radically that the general population has not yet had time to adapt and cope with lifestyle diseases - believes prof. Carsten Carlberg.more

Toast of the coast - tiny Nortumberland village earns top spot in new Which? survey of Britain’s best seaside destinations.more

Toulouse FC players won the Coupe de France. In yesterday's final at the Stade de France in Saint-Denis near Paris, they defeated FC Nantes defending the trophy as much as 5:1 (4:0). The Dutchman Said Hamulic, until recently a player of Stal Mielec, sat on the bench of the winners.more

Fears of a "debt time-bomb" have been raised by Citizens Advice, which said growing numbers of households faced a "wild west" when seeking help. The charity said it is helping more people who do not have enough income to cover essential expenses.more

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Barcelona footballer Robert Lewandowski scored at the Camp Nou in a 4-0 win over Betis Sevilla in the 32nd round of the Spanish top flight. The Pole is the leader of the league classification of scorers, and the Catalans lead the table with 11 points ahead of Real Madrid.more

It is 2.9 km long and connects the districts of Bergen located on both sides of the Lovstakken mountain. It was hollowed out to relieve traffic in this Norwegian city. It is the longest specially built facility of this type in the world.more

A total of 1,888 people, the vast majority of them British citizens, have been evacuated from fighting-torn Sudan by British troops, the Foreign Office announced today, announcing the end of the operation.more

Four people were killed this morning in a shooting in Setubal, western Portugal, 45 km south of Lisbon. The shooter committed suicide.more

The Belgian team Orlen Team WRT, with Robert Kubica in the squad, won the third round of the WEC (World Endurance Championship) in the LMP2 class at the Spa-Francorchamps track.more

During this year's May picnic break, Polish families will most likely fly to Italy, Great Britain and Spain, according to the Irish carrier Ryanair. Tourists most often decide to rest, which lasts no longer than four days.more