Daniel Ricciardo admitted yesterday that the season-ending Abu Dhabi Grand Prix could be his last race in Formula One, and his farewell to McLaren. However, the Australian driver, who has been involved with F1 since 2011, has not said his last word.more

Ground handlers at London's Heathrow Airport began a 72-hour strike at 4am today, demanding pay rises, union Unite has announced.more

A district court in The Hague has sentenced two Russians, Sergei Dubinsky and Igor Girkin, and a Ukrainian, Leonid Kharchenko, to life imprisonment for shooting down Malaysian Airlines flight MH17 over eastern Ukraine in 2014. 283 passengers and 15 crew members died. The fourth defendant in the case, Russian Oleg Pulatov, was acquitted.more

"It was very difficult for us this morning. It was a long training session. As a team, we needed it to get used to the heat. It's a different environment for us," said England footballer Conor Coady about the climatic conditions in Qatar.more

Firefighters and control room staff are to vote on whether to go on strike after a 5% pay offer was rejected.more

Poland has many times greater than expected development potential for offshore wind energy. By 2040, such energy could satisfy nearly 60 percent of demand for electricity - we can read in the report "Potential of Offshore Wind Energy in Poland" commissioned by the Polish Wind Energy Association (PWEA).more

Gianni Infantino will run FIFA for the next four years as he has no opponents. His selection will be announced on March 16, 2023 at the 73rd FIFA Congress in Kigali, Rwanda. The Swiss has been managing the world football federation for six years.more

Traffic levels in Covent Garden have dropped by as much as 25 per cent as Westminster and Camden councils look to make a trial scheme permanent in the area. more

Bulgaria, Croatia and Romania have definitely proven that they meet the conditions for joining the Schengen area, said the EU Commissioner for Home Affairs Ylva Johansson.more

The latest figures from the National Media Institute show that 41.4 per cent of Poles read books. "Nearly half of women - 49.4 per cent - and a third of men - 32.7 per cent - read books in their free time." - reads the NMI press release.more

Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has unveiled the contents of his Autumn Statement in the House of Commons. He has revealed tax rises and spending cuts worth billions of pounds aimed at mending the nation's finances.more

Lidl has said it took £58m in additional sales from traditional supermarkets in the past month, as shoppers look for ways to save money, after quadrupling profits in a bounce back from Covid disruption.more

"In Qatar, you can feel the atmosphere of the upcoming football World Cup at every step," said blogger and traveler Robert Szulc, who returned from Doha to Poland the day before yesterday and is going to the Poland-Mexico match next week.more

The Chancellor has been warned council tax increases are "not an answer" as hundreds of thousands of Londoners face £2,000 bills for the first time. more

Three London town centres will be receiving £130,000 each in a bid to bolster evening High Street business. Bromley, Vauxhall and Woolwich will benefit from the Night Time Enterprise Zones.more

Poland's attitude towards the war in Ukraine shows that it is at the heart of the Western alliance, and that Polish-American-British cooperation has become crucial for NATO, the British daily The Times points out.more

I have a lot of things to do, but for now I'm not thinking about anything specific - admitted four-time German Formula 1 world champion Sebastian Vettel, who after the race for the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix will end his sports career and - as he estimates - will retire.more

One in three tenants must find a guarantor in the country’s most competitive rental markets as arrears loom and nervous landlords demand a bigger safety net. more

Richmond has the highest proportion of poorly-insulated homes in the capital, research has revealed. Seven in 10 families in the south-west London borough are living in homes with energy efficiency ratings between EPC bands D and G. more

The UK is facing another six months of rail strikes. The trade union RMT, which represents workers in rail, sea and road transport, received a mandate from its members in a vote to organize further strikes for the next six months.more

Brentford's top scorer this season, Ivan Toney, is suspected of breaching betting rules on 232 occasions, the Football Association (FA) has announced.more

Inflation, exacerbated by the consequences of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, pushed the prices of basic food products up 15.4 percent in October. on an annual basis, and some even by more than 20 percent. - the highest since 1994 - results from the Consumer Price Index (IPC) published by "Vozpopuli". Food products are getting more expensive month by month.more

The Speaker of the British House of Commons has warned MPs to be careful how they use their mobile phones as they are a "potential gold mine" for hostile states, the Huffington Post UK reported.more

After a very warm beginning of November, the winter end of the month awaits Poles in the country. Temperatures will drop below zero and snow will fall today. Tomorrow even minus 10 degrees and 15 centimeters of snow. Winter will last at least until the end of next week.more

Barcelona footballer Robert Lewandowski will not play in three Spanish Premier League matches due to the red card he received on 8 November in the game against Osasuna Pamplona, his last before the World Cup, the league's disciplinary committee has decided.more