Sainsbury’s has raised pay for staff again and offered free food during shifts as part of a £25 million package to support workers facing cost-of-living pressures. The UK’s second largest supermarket chain said £20 million of the cash boost will go towards a pay increase.more

Riots between Olympique and Eintracht Frankfurt fans before and during a Champions League match in Marseille left 17 police officers and two German fans injured, one of whom suffered a serious neck injury after being hit with a flare, French police reported yesterday.more

The West Virginia Legislature has passed a law banning almost all abortions. Exceptions to the restrictive law are cases that require saving a woman's life or involve rape or incest, CNN reported yesterday.more

Thousands of people have been crossing Lambeth Bridge, a bridge over the Thames near Westminster, since yesterday afternoon, which is one section of the route for those wishing to pay tribute to the late Queen Elizabeth II. It is estimated that the queue of those willing to walk past the coffin containing the monarch's body could stretch up to 16 kilometers.more

Sweden's Social Democratic Prime Minister Magdalena Andersson acknowledged her defeat in the parliamentary elections last night. With 99 percent of the votes counted, the right-wing party bloc gets 176 seats, while the left-wing bloc with the Workers' Party Social Democrats gets 173 seats.more

Despite Arkadiusz Milik's goal, Juventus Turin lost at home to Benfica Lisbon 1:2 in Group H of the soccer Champions League. This is the fourth consecutive match of the "Old Lady" without a victory. In turn, Napoli player Piotr Zielinski failed to use a penalty kick.more

Aldi has overtaken Morrisons to become the fourth-largest UK supermarket for the first time, according to data from research firm Kantar.more

Revolut has launched a new online checkout feature which will allow merchants to offer Revolut Pay as a payment method on their websites.more

A man was arrested and de-arrested by police after he made anti-monarchist comments at a proclamation ceremony for King Charles III.more

Thousands of Ukrainian refugees return to the country from the Netherlands, informs the Ministry of Justice and Security. Until last week, there were almost 9,000 of them. Ukrainians point to longing for home and loved ones, as well as the will to fight Russia as the main reason for their returns.more

Wales national football coach Robert Page announced the 28-person squad for the upcoming League of Nations matches with Belgium and Poland. Players such as Aaron Ramsey, Harry Wilson and Adam Davies have not been called up to the team.more

The United Kingdom has invited a representative of North Korea to attend the state funeral of Queen Elizabeth II on Monday, September 19, Reuters reported, citing a source in the British government.more

Hackers from a group called Ragnar Locker revealed the details of 115,000 people on the Internet. people who used the services of the largest Portuguese carrier TAP. Since 2009, it has been operating flights between Lisbon and Warsaw.more

Increasing expenditure on health care in Poland does not translate into the lives of Poles - it follows from the analysis quoted by "Dziennik Gazeta Prawna". Expenditure on health care in 2021 increased compared to the expenditure in 2016 by almost 50%. Meanwhile, the number of benefits is only 3 percent.more

With the cannon salute and the sounds of the Big Ben bell, the procession with the coffin with the body of Queen Elizabeth II reached the Palace of Westminster. On their way from Buckingham Palace, the monarchs were accompanied by King Charles III and other members of the royal family.more

Soaring milk, cheese and egg costs have pushed food inflation to its highest level for 14 years. Food prices rose at their fastest pace since 2008 in the year to August as the war in Ukraine continued to help drive up prices at supermarket tills.more

The death of British Queen Elizabeth II did not affect the release date of Prince Harry's autobiography, which is scheduled for November, reports the Daily Mail in its latest issue.more

Workers at the Port of Felixstowe have today served two weeks' notice before further strike action. more

In the London marathon scheduled for April 23, 2023, the classification will be conducted in three categories: men, women and non-binary people - officially confirmed by the organizers of the event.more

King Charles III saw an enormous increase in support after his accession to the throne. The number of Britons who believe Charles will be a good king has almost doubled compared to a survey conducted in March, according to a recent YouGov poll.more

If we show the necessary courage and solidarity, Putin will fail, and Ukraine and Europe will win, assured the head of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen during the debate on the state of the European Union at the European Parliament in Strasbourg. She announced that she would go to Ukraine today to meet the president of that country.more

"I was shocked when I found out about the death of the queen. I wanted to cry, but the tears did not fly. It was not until the next morning that they flowed down" - said Mary, who came to London from Liverpool only to submit flowers in tribute to Queen Elizabeth II in Green Park.more

This morning fighting and shelling between Armenia and Azerbaijan resumed. According to the authorities of both countries, 99 people have already died in the fighting that broke out the day before yesterday. This is the greatest intensification of the conflict between these countries since 2020. Both countries accuse each other of escalating the situation.more

The rescheduled match of the Europa League between Arsenal and PSV Eindhoven will take place on October 20. UEFA set a new date after obtaining the Premier League's approval to postpone the London club's match against Manchester City.more

The central section of the Elizabeth line, which is currently closed on Sundays will be open this coming Sunday (18th Sept) to help cope with demand as people come to London to commemorate The Queen.more