Ajax Amsterdam has forbidden fans to ask footballers to hand over their shirts after matches on banners or cardboard boxes. One of the arguments is fire regulations.more

Parts of the UK are set to see tropical temperatures, while some can expect heavy rain and possibly thunderstorms, according to the latest forecast from the Met Office.more

Vladimir Putin has created a barbaric army that loots, rapes, tortures and sadistically torments Ukrainian prisoners of war before murdering them. Russian troops are committing inhuman war crimes in Ukraine and are proud of what they are doing. They also record their macabre deeds - reports the portal of the newspaper "Bild".more

Typical domestic energy bills could hit more than £3,600 a year this winter, according to a new forecast. Consultancy Cornwall Insight said the typical gas and electricity bill in England, Wales and Scotland could reach £3,615 in the new year - hundreds of pounds more than previous predictions.more

Britain has 20% fewer nightclubs than it had when the country first went into lockdown in March 2020.more

Robert Lewandowski has been in Munich since Sunday, where today he officially said goodbye to his recent colleagues from Bayern and the club's employees. "Everything is fine," assured the striker.more

Drastic scenes of agony and torment of animals were revealed by activists of the German organization for the protection of animal rights, Soko Tierschutz, who for several days recorded films in one of the German slaughterhouses. The seemingly idyllic rural slaughterhouse in Schleswig-Holstein violated a number of laws. After the case was reported to the prosecutor's office, it was decided to closemore

Talking about the lessons they've learnt in their 47 years of business, Hassan from Pinar Kebab in Walthamstow said: "Reputation is everything but it takes years to build and can be ruined in seconds. That's why we make sure every customer is satisfied and every meal is perfect." more

Workers' strikes will take place at 10 Portuguese airports on August 19-21, two trade unions, SINTAC and SQAC, have announced.more

Wales player Aaron Ramsey, former player incl. Arsenal London and Juventus Turin, were strengthened by French OGC Nice. In the new club, the 31-year-old midfielder will play against Polish goalkeeper Marcin Bułka.more

A McDonald’s branch will no longer serve kids without an adult after 5pm in a bid to avoid staff getting harassed. The fast food restaurant on Church Street in Liverpool introduced the ban because too many employees were ‘subjected to verbal and physical abuse’. more

In July, on average, only 9.7 mm of rain fell in France. This is the least since the measurements began in 1958-1959, the French national meteorological service Meteo-France reported. There is a drought alert and water restrictions across the country.more

Liz Truss has received a boost in her bid to become the next prime minister after her candidacy was backed by former leadership rival Penny Mordaunt. The trade minister was knocked out of the race after finishing third behind Ms Truss and ex-chancellor Rishi Sunak.more

The world is facing a nuclear threat that has not been seen since the Cold War, warned UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres at the NPT review conference that began yesterday in New York.more

One of the leading players of the Uruguayan team, Matias Vecino, 60 times the country's international, has strengthened Lazio Rome. The nearly 31-year-old midfielder has played for Inter Milan since 2017.more

British Airways has announced that it has suspended the sale of tickets for flights from London Heathrow Airport on domestic and European routes for at least one week. Therefore, this also applies to flights to Poland.more

The attack on the headquarters of the Black Sea Fleet in Sevastopol on Russia's Navy Day is another blow for Russia and it is unlikely that it could conduct public events in parallel with hostilities, the British Ministry of Defense said.more

A British appeals court yesterday rejected a motion to postpone the end of life support for 12-year-old Archie Battersbee, who had sustained severe brain damage.more

The England footballers - the newly crowned European champions - celebrated their success in London's Trafalgar Square yesterday afternoon. 7,000 people participated in the festival, but if several times more people could enter the square, there would be plenty of people to celebrate.more

US President Joe Biden announced that the leader of Al-Qaeda, Ajman al-Zawahiri, one of the co-organizers of the attack on the World Trade Center on September 11, 2001, was killed on Saturday night.more

The previous month was the driest July in England since 1935, the UK Met Office reported yesterday. In some regions it was the July with the least amount of rainfall in the history of measuring.more

A traditional whale hunt in the Faroe Islands killed 99 bottlenose dolphins, the most in 124 years. The non-profit organisation Blue Planet Society recalls that bottlenose dolphins have not been hunted on this scale since the late 19th century, Newsweek reports.more

All fresh produce sold at Waitrose stores - including vegetables and fruit - will no longer have a best before date. The goal is to combat food waste.more

Lionel Messi, who scored a goal in PSG's 4-0 win over Nantes in the French Super Cup football match on Sunday, is hoping to make the new season more successful than the previous one. He wants to prepare the peak of his form for the World Cup in Qatar, where Argentina will play against, among others, Poland.more

Tourism Ireland was worried a Lonely Planet article referencing “soaring hotel costs” here and how renting a car would make a “significant dent” would get “amplified” across the world.more