Łukasz Kubot and Frenchman Edouard Roger-Vasselin lost in the first round of the ATP 250 tennis tournament on clay courts in Strasbourg (prize pool of EUR 534.5 thousand) to Raven Klaasen from South Africa and American Nathaniel Lammons 1: 6, 6: 7 (2 -7).more

In Poland, LGBT + people are still exposed to unequal treatment, prejudice as well as aggression and violence motivated by them because of who they are - emphasized the spokesman for civil rights prof. Marcin Wiącek. It is worse in Europe now only in Belarus and Russia - he indicated based on the ILGA report.more

An unnamed Conservative MP arrested on suspicion of rape and sexual assault has been released on bail pending further enquiries. The Metropolitan Police said on Tuesday a man was in custody over allegations dating back to between 2002 and 2009.more

Wizz Air Malta will give the airline group financial benefits and a strategic position in Europe and north Africa.more

The British government will submit a bill which will introduce changes to the Northern Ireland protocol, as announced by the British Foreign Minister Liz Truss.more

Liverpool players do not miss the chances of the England championship. Yesterday in the match from the penultimate round they defeated Southampton away and they are only a point behind the leader of the table Manchester City.more

A Russian beverage maker has unveiled a new range of soft drinks to replace the iconic brands that have left the Russian market in the wake of its invasion of Ukraine. more

Ken McCallum, the director general of M15, said malicious profiles were being used on an industrial scale. more

In recent years, there have been major changes in the geographical choices of Polish women and Poles who want to study abroad. According to data from Elab Education Laboratory, almost as many people choose the Netherlands as the United Kingdom. Papers for universities in these countries were submitted by 23 and 25 percent, respectively. people. Italy jumped on the podium, ahead of Denmark.more

Magda Linette advanced to the quarterfinals of the WTA tournament in Starsburg. The eighth seeded tennis player from Poznań defeated Heather Watson from Great Britain 6:1, 6:1 in the second round yesterday.more

Google is being sued over its use of confidential medical records belonging to 1.6 million individuals in the UK. more

Currently, an employer cannot ask an employee to provide information about the COVID-19 vaccination or test result. He also has no right to force him to take the vaccine. However, some experts believe that you can interpret the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights yourself, which is of course very risky. But that may change soon.more

Electric vehicles will dominate 70% of the European market in 2040, Element Energy and the Polish Alternative Fuels Association report. The development of electromobility is to be fostered, among other things, by lowering battery prices - it was pointed out.more

Tennis player Rafael Nadal has confirmed that he will take part in the French Open grand slam tournament, which begins on Sunday, despite recent health problems. The Spaniard, who has triumphed 13 times in Paris, announced his decision on social media.more

The travellers became aggressive during a flight from Stansted to Heraklion, Crete, last week.more

44 percent of Poles are now more likely to change jobs for better pay because of inflation. A similar percentage of respondents have sought a raise over the past year due to rising prices, according to the Pracuj.pl survey.more

The Embassy of the Republic of Poland in London issued an important announcement on the unfair activity of the so-called passport intermediaries who offer terms for passport visits to Polish consular offices in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, available in the e-Konsulat registration system.more

Britain's Queen Elizabeth II made a surprise visit to London's Paddington Station today to attend the opening of a new high-speed rail line named after her.more

The boss of Marks & Spencer said the crunch time for families would come after summer holidays when they find ‘there is nothing left in the kitty’ more

The British UFO Research Association (BUFORA) has just released a summary of its activities for 2021, stating that it received 259 reports of sightings of unidentified flying objects, 103 of which were documented with photographs or video, and 19 were classified as having a "high level of oddness."more

Philipp Lahm has expressed regret that Robert Lewandowski wants to leave the Bundesliga. "It's a shame. He is already the second world-class footballer after Erling Haaland who intends to play in another country" - noted the former captain of Bayern Munich and the German national team.more

Volunteer police officers in England and Wales will be authorised to use Tasers, the home secretary is to announce. more

This week is National Vegetarian Week and for those who are fully fledged vegans, veggies or what is known as “flexitarians”, McDonald’s is the place to be. more

Too technocratic, not politically empowered enough, too cold - these are how the French political class and media describe newly appointed French Prime Minister Elisabeth Borne, long considered one of President Emmanuel Macron's favorites for the post.more

UK diesel prices rose to a record of just over £1.80 a litre as efforts to stop importing fuel from Russia pushed up costs for retailers, the RAC said. more