Public satisfaction with the NHS has hit a new low, according to the long-running British Social Attitudes survey. Just 21% said they were satisfied with the NHS in 2024, with waiting times and staff shortages the biggest concerns.more

The "semi-automatic offside" technology will officially debut in the 32nd round of matches in the English Premier League scheduled for April 12-14, the organization running the competition announced.more

Less than one third of respondents in Poland plan to spend over PLN 4,000 this year on exploring the world, while 65 percent of surveyed Poles prefer to take advantage of local attractions rather than international ones - according to a study commissioned by Mastercard.more

The Met Office has issued a rare amber wildfire warning for London and most of the UK, as temperatures are set to reach 21C in the capital. The warning is in place for most of England, stretching from Dover in Kent and Wiltshire and will extend into Northern Ireland and southern Scotland on Wednesday.more

Housebuilders in the UK are failing to supply much-needed new homes not because of restrictive planning laws, but because they are “very bad” at building houses, the head of one of the UK’s biggest nature charities has warned.more

Dutch prosecutors said the Amsterdam knife attacker may have been acting with terrorist motives, but his motives remain unclear. Five people were injured in the attack last Thursday.more

Arminia Bielefeld caused a huge sensation and became the first finalist of the German Football Cup. The third division team won 2:1 against the defending champions of the country - Bayer Leverkusen. The second finalist will be chosen from the pair VfB Stuttgart - RB Leipzig.more

Members of Parliament in the UK have been grilling representatives from companies involved in the response to a power outage at London-Heathrow Airport (LHR) that resulted in flight operations grinding to a standstill. more

At the beginning of April, tougher migration regulations came into force in Sweden, forcing almost 5,000 people to leave the country. This applies to immigrants who were refused asylum but found work and remained in Sweden on that basis.more

Britain will place Russia on an enhanced tier of the Foreign Influence Registration System (FIRS) because it poses a significant threat to national security, British Secretary of State for Security Dan Jarvis said yesterday. The system will be launched on 1 July 2025.more

Real Madrid tied with Real Sociedad 4-4 after extra time in the return match of the semi-final of the Spanish Cup. The club from the capital won the first match away 1-0 and advanced to the final. They will fight for the trophy with Barcelona or Atletico Madrid.more

A global trade war between the US and its trading partners could cost $1.4 trillion, according to a report by Aston Business School. British economists have presented several potential scenarios, from a series of unilateral actions to a global trade war, reports the Guardian.more

The Polish Ministry of Foreign Affairs reminds that from today - 2 April 2025 - Polish citizens who travel to the UK are required to obtain an Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) before arriving in the country. Applications could be submitted from the beginning of March. The cost of this document is currently £10, and from 9 April the price of ETA will increase to £16.more

Tourists in Madeira, including Poles, are jumping over fences and breaking bans to get to popular trails, some of which were closed after last year's fires, according to Portuguese media reporting on the increasingly widespread disregard for the rules.more

Arsenal London and Nottingham Forest won in the 30th round of the English Premier League and are not giving up on the chase for Liverpool, who are clearly leading the table. Jakub Kiwior recorded a 75-minute appearance for the "Gunners", but the highlight of the day was the return from injury of Bukayo Saka.more

The five most disappointing attractions in the world are all in Europe, according to a new ranking. One in particular that failed to live up to expectations was the Alton Towers theme park in the UK.more

Tax inspectors will directly raid bank accounts to recover unpaid bills in an attempt to claw back billions lost to evasion and avoidance. Account holders who have the funds to pay taxes they are believed to owe but “choose not to do so” risk having the cash taken out of their bank accounts in “direct recovery” powers.more

A Polish woman has been threatened with deportation by the Home Office because her application form to stay was accidentally filled in online instead of on paper.more

A volcanic eruption occurred on the Reykjanes Peninsula in southwestern Iceland today, local meteorological services reported. Earlier, an earthquake swarm was recorded there, after which a group of residents and tourists were evacuated.more

London's transport network is set to be hit by a variety of closures and suspensions over the coming month. Transport for London (TfL) has shared a full list of the disruptions expected to affect the London Underground and other services in April 2025 on its website.more

Over 46% of respondents stated that there are still not enough shopping malls and centers in Poland, while over 36% believe that there are too many of them - according to a report by UCE Research and Hybrid Europe.more

Bayern Munich will not extend Thomas Mueller's contract, German media report. The player, who made his debut for the Bavarians in 2008 under coach Juergen Klinsmann, has played 742 matches in all competitions, which is a club record.more

Revamped recycling rules are set to be introduced for households and businesses across England, Defra has announced. Householders across the country will have to separate paper and card from waste like metal and plastic and dispose of it in a new recycling bin from 31 March 2026.more

President Trump said Sunday that "I'm not joking" about trying to serve a third term, the clearest indication he is considering ways to breach a constitutional barrier against continuing to lead the country after his second term ends at the beginning of 2029.more

The prospect of competing firms including Virgin running trains through the Channel tunnel has come a step closer after the rail regulator said Eurostar should make space in a critical depot. Richard Branson’s Virgin Group said the statement by the Office of Rail and Road (ORR) meant there were “no more major hurdles to overcome” in its plan to operate passenger trains between the UK and Europe.more