The Defy Satellite link gives any Android or iPhone an instant upgrade with the ability to send and receive text messages via satellite, solving the problem of mobile dead zones for emergencies and wilderness adventures.more

Yesterday, the 10th package of EU sanctions against Russia formally entered into force. Includes e.g. bans on the export of critical technologies and industrial goods to Russia, restrictions on the Kremlin-linked media and Russian banks.more

Borussia Dortmund defeated Hoffenheim 1:0 in an away game in the 22nd round and will remain the leader of the German Premier League at least until today. It was the first time since October that VfL Bochum player Jacek Góralski appeared in a stakes match.more

A shortage of some fruit and vegetables could last until May, according to producers in one of the UK's biggest growing regions. The Lea Valley Growers Association said major UK growers were delaying planting some crops due to high energy costs.more

Piotr Żyła became the world champion in ski jumping on a normal hill in Planica. The Pole, who was 13th after the first round, overtook the Germans Andreas Wellinger and Karl Geiger.more

The Ombudsman for Patients' Rights points out that the unjustified administration of vitamin infusions violates the collective rights of patients to health services in accordance with current medical knowledge.more

In the inner core of the Earth there is most likely a sphere of iron with a radius of 650 km. The discovery will affect the current concept of the formation and evolution of the Earth, Australian scientists report in "Nature Communications".more

Londoners performed £7.3 billion worth of unpaid overtime work in 2022, far more than any other UK region. Research from the Trades Union Congress based on ONS data covering the third quarter of 2022 found that 16.7% of London workers did unpaid overtime work in 2022, more than any other region in the UK.more

A monument honouring Ukraine is coming to Liverpool's iconic Strawberry Field in time for Eurovision in May. The Ukrainian Peace Monument - measuring 22ft (6m) tall - will be unveiled at the gardens as a "symbol of hope and for peace around the world".more

Liverpool is not for sale but the club is in discussion with potential investors which owner John Henry expects to result in new money coming into the business.more

Former British Prime Minister Gordon Brown called yesterday for a special "Nuremberg-like" tribunal to try Putin.more

The recent incident involving a Russian spy ship in Belgian waters in the North Sea is just the "tip of the iceberg", Belgian experts quoted by the daily De Tijd said yesterday. They point out that every month there are several reports of suspicious objects and strange containers at windmills.more

The 89-year-old actress complained that she was hit by a cyclist while walking to the Rules restaurant. The cup of bitterness was overflowing with the fact that the bicycle user did not follow any rules.more

Hubert Hurkacz, seeded number one, advanced to the semi-finals of the ATP indoor tournament in Marseille (prize pool of EUR 707.5 thousand). In a fierce quarter-final match, the Polish tennis player defeated the Swede Mikael Ymer 6:3, 3:6, 7:6 (8-6), defending the match ball in the tie-break.more

The most important thing is that Finland and Sweden join NATO as soon as possible. It is less important whether they join together, stressed NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg during a press conference in Tallinn.more

After a week of heated debate over changes to the Dahl canon, children’s book consultants Inclusive Minds, which suggested the sensitivity changes, insists it does "not edit or rewrite text."more

In some areas of Italy, water rationing may be introduced due to drought - such an eventuality was presented by the Minister of the Environment and Energy Security Gilberto Pichetto Fratin. Experts have warned that 3.5 million Italians could be affected by the drought. "The problem of drought is serious" - admitted the head of the ministry.more

The match against Albania in the Euro 2024 qualifiers scheduled for March 27 will take place at PGE Narodowy, confirmed the Polish Football Association. The operator of the facility informed that day that according to experts, the stadium is a safe place.more

The British Foreign Office has announced a ban on the export to Russia of all items that it uses on the battlefield in Ukraine and sanctions on dozens more people and entities.more

Poland and Lithuania stood shoulder to shoulder with Ukraine long before the full-scale Russian invasion began and will remain with it until victory, because this aggression is a threat to us all, the ambassadors of Poland, Ukraine and Lithuania in Great Britain.more

The current ban on evictions is “creating a new form of homelessness”, Taoiseach Leo Varadkar has said. Mr Varadkar has also promised the Government will make an announcement on whether it plans to extend the ban before the Dáil’s St Patrick’s Day recess, on March 9th. The current ban on evictions is due to expire at the end of March.more

The Madrid derby at the stadium of defending champions Real appears to be the most prestigious league game this weekend in Europe. Players from Bayern Munich and Union Berlin will compete for the position of the leader of the German top flight.more

A new light rail link connecting Luton Airport with the nearest railway station will begin carrying passengers on March 10. Luton Dart (Direct Air-Rail Transit) will initially operate a restricted timetable for around four hours a day, with a limited number of passengers travelling between the Bedfordshire airport and Luton Parkway station invited to use the service for free.more

In connection with the anniversary of Russia's attack on Ukraine, the United Nations General Assembly adopted a resolution: "Principles of the United Nations Charter underlying a comprehensive, just and lasting peace in Ukraine." The resolution calls on Russia to withdraw its military units from the internationally recognized territory of Ukraine. He also calls for an end to hostilities.more

32 percent Poles are afraid of being infected with the SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus, and 36 percent. afraid of getting the flu. 67% do not have such fears in the case of coronavirus, and 63% in the case of influenza. – results from the February CBOS survey.more