Real Madrid's most devoted fan, Maria Garcia-Mella Cid, after two decades in the US with her professional career, has returned to Spain to be close to the club she loves. Now she tries to pass her passion on to her son.more

Rising gas heating costs in the UK are causing a huge increase in demand for chimney sweep services, reports the British media.more

Employees expect inflation-adjusting benefits from companies, most preferably in the form of a pay rise (65 per cent) or a bonus (34 per cent). One in five respondents also point to fuel subsidies and one in eight to free meals at work, according to a survey by Personnel Service.more

Saying that Liz Truss is taking power in a difficult situation does not reflect the magnitude of the challenges facing her. For decades, no British prime minister has had to deal simultaneously with so many different pressing crises from day one.more

Juventus Turin, in which Arkadiusz Milik played until the 68th minute, lost against Paris Saint-Germain 1: 2 in the 1st round of the Champions League group stage. Trophy defending Real Madrid won, but last season's top scorer, Karim Benzema, was injured.more

Russian authorities have announced the severance of an agreement with Japan allowing former residents visa-free visits to Moscow-controlled disputed islands. The government in Tokyo has issued a protest, Kyodo news agency reported, setting this in tensions over the Russian invasion of Ukraine.more

Paper notes £ 20 and £ 50 will soon cease to be legal tender in the UK. The local press today reminds you that you can only pay with them until September 30.more

The whiskey giant, which employs over 800 people in its Cork, Dublin, and Belfast operations, sold 10 million cases of Jameson over the 2021/2022 Fiscal Year more

Barcelona players' coach Xavi Hernandez believes that his team is capable of fighting for the final triumph in the Champions League this season. In today's Group C 1st round match, the Catalans will play at home against Viktoria Plzeň.more

Hundreds of Dutch people are forced to live in their cars and their numbers are increasing, reports the RTL Nieuws portal. This new form of homelessness is a consequence of poverty and lack of housing, the portal assesses.more

Ambitious schemes by farmers and landowners to restore nature and reduce flooding while still producing food will be supported by the government in 22 locations across England. more

Travel agency Itaka is offering its customers holidays abroad with a flight from Warsaw-Radom airport, confirmed Anna Dermont, spokeswoman for the State Enterprise "Porty Lotnicze". LOT will also fly from Radom - to Paris, Rome and Copenhagen.more

The leader of the ruling Conservative Party, Liz Truss, became the new UK prime minister on Tuesday early afternoon. She replaced Boris Johnson, who resigned less than an hour earlier, as announced in July.more

In France, the tide of criticism against the Paris Saint-Germain football team is not dying down. The national champions see nothing wrong with taking a private jet to Nantes for their last league match. Coach Christophe Galtier and striker Kylian Mbappe became the protagonists of the memes.more

Pub industry experts warn that pub owners will soon be forced to raise prices significantly. The reasons are to be rising energy costs and inflation across the country.more

More than three-fifths of UK motorists have not read recent updates to the Highway Code, according to the AA. more

Despite requests from Ukrainian Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal, German Chancellor Olaf Scholz has refused to hand over heavy armaments to Kiev, especially Leopard 2 tanks. The authorities in Berlin do not see this as a possibility, although one armaments concern is ready to support Ukraine, the weekly "Spiegel" reported.more

Her husband Prince Harry was also at One Young World summit in Manchester.more

Juventus Turin player Paul Pogba will undergo surgery on his injured knee and could be out of action for six to eight weeks. This puts a question mark over his participation in the World Cup in Qatar.more

Russia is buying millions of artillery shells and short-range missiles from North Korea, demonstrating the effectiveness of economic sanctions imposed on the Kremlin. The restrictions have severely limited Moscow's ability to import, the "New York Times" reported yesterday, following a US intelligence report.more

Another 13 locations have been earmarked for shared banking hubs to ensure services are available in areas where the last bank branch has closed. more

This is not a good result for either PiS or Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki, writes today's "Super Express". The newspaper asked under which leader they lived better, the current one or Donald Tusk. The PO president emerged victorious, the newspaper reports.more

In England, as in Scotland, the administration of new booster doses of the Covid-19 vaccine began yesterday and will be given first to residents of social care homes and people unable to leave their homes.more

World number two seed Rafael Nadal fell in the 1/8 final of the Grand Slam US Open in New York. The Spanish tennis player lost to American Frances Tiafoe 4:6, 6:4, 4:6, 3:6.more

Irish regulators have fined Instagram $402 million (€405 million) after an investigation found that the platform mismanaged teenagers' personal data in breach of strict European Union data privacy laws, it was reported yesterday.more