London's streets are not safe enough, the Prime Minister admitted on Tuesday. Liz Truss said efforts to tackle crime in the capital had to be improved and vowed that more police officers would be employed if the UK saw economic growth.more

The British Navy sent a frigate to the North Sea yesterday evening amid the potential risk of deliberately damaging the pipelines, the UK defense ministry said.more

By the end of 2024, all mobile phones, tablets and cameras sold in the EU will have to have a USB Type-C charging port. Laptops will be required from spring 2026, the European Parliament decided. As a result, consumers will only need one charger.more

Fourteen goals by Erling Haaland this season of the English Premier League make a huge impression in football Europe. "Monster, terrifying numbers" - experts say about the Norwegian. It is also loud about Robert Lewandowski, who is leading in the classification of shooters in Spain.more

Charles has been hailed as the “people’s King” at his first official reception as monarch, which saw hundreds of people pack into Holyroodhouse. The King and the Queen Consort met around 300 members of the British south-east Asian community at a reception in Edinburgh on Monday.more

AerCap, the largest aircraft leasing company in the world, filed a lawsuit in a London court for compensation for 116 aircraft that could not be recovered from Russian airlines following the Russian invasion of Ukraine, the Financial Times writes. The case may be $ 3.5 billion.more

The UK is already in a ‘devastating’ new Covid-19 wave that could ruin an already browbeaten NHS, experts say.more

Ukrainian troops are on track to meet their main goals ahead of winter, including pushing Russians beyond the Dnieper in the Kherson region, Celeste Wallander, US Assistant Secretary of Defense for International Security said today. She also added that the Ukrainian reflection of Lyman in the Donetsk region was of key importance.more

The Times reported that Ukraine will join the joint bid of Spain and Portugal in their efforts to obtain the right to organize the 2030 World Cup.more

British shoppers are expected to spend £4.4bn less on non-essentials – a fall of 22% – in the run-up to Christmas as a surge in the cost of living puts a squeeze on their spare cash.more

A chain of five hotels in Puglia in southern Italy was shut down after receiving electricity bills of half a million euros. The industry is calling for immediate support and warns that otherwise the number of hotels closings will increase and the ski season will be at risk.more

British Interior Minister Suella Braverman is set to announce a draft law today banning migrants who cross the English Channel from seeking asylum, The Times reported.more

Andrzej Bargiel interrupted the expedition to Mount Everest (8,848 m) due to bad weather conditions. The aim of the Polish ski mountaineer was the first downhill skiing from the highest mountain in the world without the use of oxygen.more

The US administration is developing responses to a range of nuclear scenarios in Ukraine that Russia may take, from the use of tactical nuclear weapons to an attack on a nuclear power plant, CNN said yesterday. According to TV sources, Putin is under pressure from nationalists, although there are no signs of preparations for such a move yet.more

The UK faces a "significant risk" of gas shortages this winter, which could affect electricity supplies, energy regulator Ofgem warned in a letter released yesterday.more

On Saturday, October 1, at the Teatro dei Rinnovati in Siena, the awards were presented to the winners of this year's Siena Awards. Two Poles - Daniel Koszela and Krzysztof Krawczyk are among the best photographers in the world. They both won the Drone Photo Awards 2022 competition.more

"We have to rotate the squad, but we will not introduce wholesale changes," said Bayern coach Julian Nagelsmann before the clash with Viktoria Pilzno in the third round of the group stage of the Champions League football. Thomas Mueller and Joshua Kimmich will not play today.more

Major mortgage lenders are increasing the cost of home loans, with the average two-year fixed rate now close to 6%, new figures show. A typical two-year fixed mortgage deal is currently 5.75%, up from 4.74% on the day of the mini-budget, financial information service Moneyfacts said.more

German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock expressed concern over Putin's threats to use an atomic bomb in the war in Ukraine. "We take his words very seriously, everything else would be neglect," Baerbock reported in the Neue Osnabruecker Zeitung.more

Located in the relegation zone of the English Premier League football club Wolverhampton Wanderers will have a new coach. After scoring just six points in eight games, Portuguese Bruno Lage was fired.more

Thames Water, Southern Water and other companies will be forced to cut tens of millions of pounds from consumers’ bills after the regulator said they had missed pollution targets.more

Three Poles were arrested for attacking a 17-year-old who was making some extra meals for himself, informs the local "De Telegraaf". The incident took place on Saturday night in Utrecht in the central part of the country.more

66 percent families with school-age children stated that they went on vacation for at least a week, and 27% said that they went on vacation for at least two weeks, according to a CBOS poll.more

Iga Swiatek, who will return to competition this week in Ostrava, continues to lead decisively in the world ranking of female tennis players. The Pole has been in the lead since April 4 and has almost twice as many points as the runner-up, Tunisia's Ons Jabeur. Meanwhile, Hubert Hurkacz has moved up from 11th to 10th place in the world tennis ranking ATP.more

The energy crisis is hitting consumer budgets hard. Amid soaring gas prices and a higher cost of living in general, many households have become increasingly worried about their energy bills. The average European household will see a rise of about 7 per cent in its cost of living this year, relative to what was expected in early 2021, according to International Monetary Fund (IMF) estimates.more