Hackers who carried out a major cyber-attack on a company carrying out laboratory tests at London hospitals in early June claim it was politically motivated and in revenge for the British government's actions over the war, the BBC reported yesterday.more

In the opinion of 67 per cent of Poles, same-sex couples should be able to marry or legalise their relationship in other ways, according to the Ipsos survey. The poll also shows that support for the adoption of children by same-sex couples has increased significantly in recent years.more

Activists from Just Stop Oil, an organisation that claims to be fighting climate change, yesterday sprayed orange paint on the megaliths that make up one of Britain's most famous monuments - the Stonehenge stone circle.more

Germany's players won against Hungary 2:0 and became the first team to advance to the knockout stage of the European Championships, which they are hosting. In the other match of Group A, Switzerland drew with Scotland 1:1. Croatia is in a difficult position after a 2:2 draw with Albania.more

In the coming months, President Joe Biden's administration will allow some immigrants to apply for US citizenship, the White House announced on Tuesday. This applies to some 500,000 people who are spouses of US citizens and have no legal status.more

A record 882 migrants were detected crossing the English Channel on Tuesday, the highest number in a single day so far this year, the Home Office has said. During the early hours of that day, around 85 migrants are understood to have been rescued from small boats in the Channel, with UK Border Force vessels and RNLI lifeboats sent out at about 4am.more

A 56-year-old Pole wanted on 19 arrest warrants and two European arrest warrants was detained in Pardubice. He has numerous frauds and misappropriations on his account. He will spend at least 17 years in prison, said Rafał Jeżak from the press team of the Masovian police.more

Today promises to be one of the most interesting days so far in the European Football Championships in Germany. All three matches have their flavors, and the match between Spain and Italy is probably the biggest hit of the group stage, although the match between England and Denmark is not far behind.more

Greenwich’s High Street has been named as “one of the loveliest in the UK” by The Times. The Times has described the borough as being "fiercely proud of its heritage and protective of its independent retailers".more

In 2023, Poles ate just over 30,000. tons of honey - that's 8 thousand tons less than a year earlier, i.e. 0.8 kg per person. Meanwhile, the Western European average is 1.7 kg - informs the Polish Chamber of Honey.more

In recent years, discussions about tourism have been dominated by one issue - the excess of visitors. Other cities and travel regions are trying to outdo each other with ideas to limit the flow of tourists. A recent study looked at which European attractions are the most crowded. It turned out that most tourists besiege Versailles.more

The UK's annual inflation rate fell to 2.0 per cent in May, bringing it within the Bank of England's (BoE) inflation target for the first time in almost three years, the Office for National Statistics (ONS) said today.more

Three former leaders of the tennis rankings: Caroline Wozniacki from Denmark, Angelique Kerber from Germany and Naomi Osaka from Japan received "wild cards" giving the right to play in the Grand Slam tournament at Wimbledon starting on July 1.more

Rubbish could pile up at polling stations in east London after bin workers announced a walkout in the week of the general election. Refuse collectors in Redbridge are set to strike for seven days from Monday July 1.more

The Otwarte Klatki Association ordered laboratory tests of chicken meat sold in Lidl. Superbugs, i.e. bacteria resistant to many antibiotics, were detected in 40% of the samples tested. Similar studies were carried out simultaneously in 5 European countries.more

If you get offered a drink during your next job interview, what you do with the cup afterwards could stop you getting hired – at least if you’re looking to work with Trent Innes, chief growth officer at SiteMinder, that is.more

The regulations excluded up to a quarter of foreign drivers. Without a migration strategy, business has a problem - writes "Rzeczpospolita" today.more

Firefighters, police officers and construction workers are the least likely to qualify for a 40-year mortgage, brokers have warned.more

Portugal's Pepe and Cristiano Ronaldo, Albania's Nedim Bajrami and Spaniard Lamine Yamal have already broken some of the all-time European Football Championship records. The seventeenth edition of the event starts on Friday in Germany.more

In Romania, "African temperatures" were announced this week, and the media is reporting further records. According to meteorologists, the perceived temperature will reach 40-42 degrees C during the weekend.more

TK Maxx and Homesense have recalled selected batches of three premium tea products found to possibly contain insects, the food safety regulator has announced.more

An EU country is not obliged to automatically recognise refugee status granted by another EU country, the EU Court of Justice in Luxembourg ruled yesterday.more

A recent study has revealed how many XL Bully dogs are in the UK and one London borough is home to the largest amount of the breed. The American bully XL is said to have originated in the US in the late 1980s when American pit bull terriers and American Staffordshire terriers were crossed.more

Today Croatia will play its second match in Group B of the European Football Championship. After a 0:3 defeat against Spain, it will face Albania in Hamburg (at 15:00 local time). In Group A, Germany will play against Hungary (at 18:00 in Stuttgart) and Switzerland against Scotland (at 21:00 in Cologne).more

The growth in the number of shared service centres and the development of multinational companies in Poland has strengthened the demand for specialists responsible for purchasing, according to the report 'The role and challenges of purchasing departments in Poland'. It added that in order to attract the best candidates, companies are offering competitive rates.more