Giorgio Chiellini said goodbye to the public yesterday at the Juventus Turin stadium, where he has played since 2005. "I leave with joy and peace". - announced the famous Italian footballer after the 2:2 tied match against Lazio Rome.more

1.71 percent of Europe's adult population has skin cancer, meaning that about 7,304,000 people on the continent have the disease, according to a recent survey by the European Academy of Dermatology and Venereology (EADV) presented at the organization's spring symposium in Ljubljana, Slovenia.more

Unemployment in Britain has fallen to its lowest level since 1974 and for the first time since statistics have been kept the number of unemployed is less than vacancies, but real wages are also falling, Britain's statistics agency ONS reported today.more

Recent successes of Ukraine in its war with Russia make the leaders of France, Germany or Italy begin to consider a victory of the Ukrainians as possible and fear that such a "humiliation" of Russia would create new political problems. Therefore, some countries are quietly advocating such a solution to the conflict that would allow Moscow to "save face" - writes the Politico portal.more

Britain strongly supports Sweden and Finland's request to join NATO, which will strengthen Europe's security and should happen as soon as possible, British diplomatic chief Liz Truss said in a press release issued yesterday.more

RB Leipzig's Frenchman Christopher Nkunku has been voted the best player of the German Premier League season in a poll of 18 team captains, experts and fans conducted by the official competition portal bundesliga.com.more

A Russian rocket attack carried out on Monday night into Tuesday in the Javorovsk region (district) near the border with Poland targeted railroad infrastructure. The facility was destroyed, there are no reports of casualties, the head of the Lviv region authorities, Maxim Kozytsky, told Telegram this morning.more

Household energy bills could change every three months under new plans aimed at avoiding price shocks.more

Polish tennis player Iga Swiatek, after triumphing at the prestigious WTA event in Rome and a string of five tournament wins, has by far the best ratings with bookmakers ahead of the Grand Slam French Open starting on Sunday in Paris.more

Russian President Vladimir Putin underwent surgery on Monday night, Italian daily "La Stampa" reported citing its unspecified sources. The reason for the operation is said to be the cancer that Putin is suffering from.more

Greenpeace activists blocked a Greek tanker carrying Russian oil in the port of Essex. Police detained 15 people and a British government spokesman found the conduct of members of the organization "unacceptable", reports Sky News.more

Norway, Denmark and Iceland are ready to help Sweden and Finland with all necessary means if they are attacked before they formally become NATO members, announced the prime ministers of the three Nordic countries in a joint communiqué.more

Fewer than half of people in Scotland say they support retaining the monarchy, according to a major new poll that reveals the cultural divides emerging within the union.more

Liverpool coach Juergen Klopp has admitted that winning the title this season is now unlikely. Today the Reds will play the overdue match of the 37th round away from Southampton by Jan Bednarek and if they lose, Manchester City will be the champion.more

The European Commission has lowered Poland's GDP growth forecast in 2022 from 5.5 percent. up to 3.7% In February, she predicted that in 2023 Polish GDP would increase by 4.2 percent. The current EC estimates are 3 percent. As he points out, the main reason is Russia's invasion of Ukraine.more

Half of Poles believe that the most important task of the government is to fight inflation, and according to 22 percent. the priority is to unlock funds from the EU Reconstruction Fund - according to the SW Research survey for rp.pl published over the weekend.more

Ryanair boss Michael O’Leary has warned flight prices will be higher this summer due to soaring demand for European holidays and said getting through airports would be “challenging” for passengers.more

Commuters returned to the Bank branch of the Northern Line on Monday morning for the first time in four months. The key link in the London Underground has been reopened following the completion of a portion of the £700m upgrade works by Transport for London (TfL), which are expected to be completed by the end of the year. Works will continue at Bank station throughout the year.more

People struggling during the cost-of-living crisis should consider taking on more hours at work or moving to a better-paid job, a Government minister has said.more

Former French footballer Tony Vairelles has been sentenced by a court in Nancy to five years in prison, two of which are suspended, for gun violence. The incident took place in 2011, before a disco. His three brothers also received prison sentences.more

The European Statistical Office (Eurostat) has published data on the number of divorces in EU countries per population. They show that Maltese and Slovenians are the least likely to divorce. Most often - Latvians, Lithuanians, Danes and Swedes.more

The Queen was greeted with a standing ovation from a 5,000 strong crowd on Sunday night to mark the start of her Platinum Jubilee celebrations.more

The plane flying from Chopin Airport to Madrid had to return to Warsaw. The airport received information about the threat on board. The machine landed in the capital at 10:27.more

Since April 4, Iga Świątek is continuously leading in the world ranking of tennis players. Meanwhile, Hubert Hurkacz fell from the 12th to the 13th place in the latest ranking of tennis players.more

After the exercises held by Belarusian troops in recent days, the deployment of Belarusian special operations forces along the border with Ukraine has been announced, British intelligence reported today.more