It’s not Christmas in London without Oxford Street’s twinkling lights, Winter Wonderland Instagram stories and, for some reason, a lorryload of Coca-Cola. So it’s definitely now Christmas, because the brand’s much-awaited annual truck tour is back for 2022. more

The sense of job satisfaction is declining, according to the study "Happiness at work of Poles", which was carried out by the Jobhouse and Great Digital agencies. On a scale of 1 to 10, our compatriots assess their satisfaction with their professional life at 6.9 points. This is exactly one point less than a year ago.more

The city council of Barcelona has approved regulations limiting the number of tourists visiting the city, including its most popular parts. The new regulation is intended to improve the quality of life of the inhabitants of the capital of Catalonia, which is visited by tourists en masse.more

Gardens are bursting into life once again this November due to an "exceptionally mild" month of weather. Flowers and plants are entering a "second spring" due to the warmer conditions, prolonging their bloom for months longer than usual, horticulturalists have said.more

According to the latest available data from 2019, at that time, six million Americans carried firearms in public every day. This was twice as much as in 2015.more

Compared to the 0-0 match with Mexico on Tuesday, coach Czesław Michniewicz did not field Jakub Kamiński, Sebastian Szymański and Nicola Zalewski in the first team. They were replaced by Arkadiusz Milik, Przemysław Frankowski and Krystian Bielik (all three came from the bench in the inaugural meeting).more

London Fire Brigade is "institutionally misogynist and racist", according to a damning review into its culture. A black firefighter had a noose put by his locker, while a female one received video of a colleague exposing himself.more

Air defense systems such as Patriot are needed in Poland and Ukraine, said NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg in an interview with CNN on Friday. He also suggested that the possible deployment of the system in Ukraine would be the responsibility of the states, not the Alliance.more

Piotr Żyła took third place in Saturday's competition of the Ski Jumping World Cup in Ruka, Finland. Slovene Anze Lanisek won, followed by Austrian Stefan Kraft. The fourth place was won by the leader of the cycle, Dawid Kubacki, who won twice at the inauguration of the season in Wisła.more

France and Ireland signed an agreement yesterday in Paris on the construction of the "Celtic Interconnector", which will allow the exchange of electricity supplies between these countries from 2026, the French Ministry of Energy Transition said in a press release.more

Experts have unearthed possible remains of the original medieval Thames River wall, believed to run under the Houses of Parliament, as part of thousands of hours of investigative surveys by the Restoration and Renewal Delivery Authority to map out the condition of the historic Palace of Westminster. more

A season together in Barcelona, two years in the Argentina national team, but without much success and ... chemistry between Lionel Messi and Gerardo Martino from Rosario. They will meet again today at the FIFA World Cup in Qatar.more

The National Assembly, the lower house of the French parliament, voted yesterday to write abortion into the French constitution at the request of the far-left France Unchained (LFI).more

The site will be the chicken company’s take on a British pub and will include a ‘ring for KFC delivery’ bell, a football table, screens and pints. more

We are not seeing a particular increase in Covid-19 infections in the European Union thanks to the fact that many people have been vaccinated or have already had coronavirus, but this could suddenly change as we enter the winter months, the European Medicines Agency (EMA) announced at a press briefing yesterday.more

England drew 0-0 with the USA last night and have yet to secure a place in the round of 16. Before the last round, theoretically, everyone has a chance to advance. Leading the group with four points, England will need a draw against Wales (1 point). The Iranians (3 points) and the Americans (2 points) will also fight for promotion.more

Hundreds of workers who deliver food to Burger King, KFC, Pizza Hut and Wagamama have backed a strike over pay that will threaten supplies. more

In an age of mobile phone growth, more and more mobile phone users are suffering from nomophobia - the irrational fear of losing their phone, it affects almost 53 per cent. Spaniards, including more than 80 per cent of young people - according to research by OnePoll, reported the daily ''El Mundo''.more

"We know the importance of this match," admitted the head coach of the Polish national football team, Czesław Michniewicz, before today's meeting with Saudi Arabia in the World Cup in Qatar. "Our goal is to reach the 1/8 finals and we subordinate everything to that" - he added.more

A new low-cost airline is set to offer transatlantic flights from Northern Ireland. The announcement by Fly Atlantic has been described as a “game changer”, filling the gap in the market of no direct flights currently operating between Belfast to North America.more

79 per cent of respondents would like to work for companies with a four-day week and full pay, according to the survey 'Working in times of change'. Almost 60 per cent would be more likely to take a job if they were given extra days off for being a non-smoker and not going out for a 'cigarette'.more

Half of Italians have cut back on the use of electric ovens and irons due to high electricity bills. Even more are saving on heating - these are the results of a survey presented in a report on citizens' attitudes towards the energy crisis.more

The Netherlands drew 1-1 with Ecuador on the second matchday and the two teams with four points and an identical goal difference (3-1) lead the Group A table. The result means that Qatar, still without a point, who lost to Senegal a few hours earlier 1 :3, is the first team without a chance to advance to the 1/8 finals.more

Competition among tenants for properties intensified by potential buyers delaying plans and lower supply of smaller homes.more

A British man is being deported from Denmark because he did not know he had to apply to stay in the country after Brexit. Will Hill, 37, was ordered to leave by Sunday. His application to stay, made three weeks late, had been rejected, as was an appeal to the immigration authorities.more