The one-day Travelcard has been saved, Transport for London announced on Tuesday. TfL has struck a deal with train firms to retain the ticket, which is used more than 14 million times a year by people visiting the capital.more

Bayern Munich players defeated Galatasaray 3-1 in Istanbul in the third round, winning their 16th consecutive victory in the Champions League group stage. They also broke the streak of their rivals, who had not lost any of their 23 competitive matches.more

The Israeli-Palestinian problem was solvable even in the 1990s, when a political solution was at stake. Now it is too late - said Prof. Henry Laurens, a French historian of the Arab world from the College de France, in an interview for the "Le Figaro" daily.more

The so-called long Covid caused suffering for a significant group of patients - according to a study conducted on over 250,000 people. British. Across the UK, 70% of people have had Covid-19. inhabitants. The study results were published in Nature Communications.more

During an anti-terrorist operation, the police detained Mustafa Maya Amaya alias Mustafa Maya Amaya in the Spanish autonomous city in northern Morocco - Melilla. "The Taliban", whom he considers "the largest jihadist recruiter in Europe".more

Hubert Hurkacz defeated Serbian Dusan Lajovic 7-6 (7-2), 6-3 in the first round of the ATP tournament in Basel. Today, the rival of the best Polish tennis player will be the German Jan-Lennard Struff, who won against the American Christopher Eubanks 7:6 (9-7), 6:4.more

British authorities failed to act on multiple official warnings about a website promoting suicide that has been connected to at least 50 UK deaths, the BBC has found. more

3.6 million tons of pasta are produced every year in Italy, and the turnover of this industry is EUR 7 billion - these data were recalled in connection with World Pasta Day celebrated today. On this occasion, the biggest myths about Italy's favorite dish were debunked.more

The cap on bankers' bonuses is being removed as part of a post-Brexit shake-up of UK financial rules, it has been confirmed. The plan was announced by former chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng last year as a way of making London a more attractive place to do business.more

The leader of the Civic Coalition, Donald Tusk, will meet with top EU officials this week in Brussels to repair relations with the EU and unlock frozen funds for Poland, Reuters reports.more

Manchester City and Norwegian national team striker Erling Haaland has begun investing on the Oslo Stock Exchange by buying shares in well-known shipowner Hoegh Autoliners for €1.5 million.more

Today marks exactly one year since Rishi Sunak took office as Prime Minister of Great Britain. The new prime minister avoided the mishaps that ruined his two predecessors and provided a lot of stability, but he did not make it possible for the Conservative Party to think about maintaining power after the next elections to the House of Commons, which is what his supporters were counting on.more

In view of the traffic chaos in the centre of Rome caused by roadworks in preparation for the Holy Year 2025 and the construction of a metro station in Piazza Venezia, public office employees could again partially switch to remote working, a proposal being considered by the Eternal City authorities.more

Hospital campaigner Marie McMahon has warned that people in the midwest are terrified of having to go to the emergency department in University Hospital Limerick (UHL). more

Ajax Amsterdam have parted company with coach Maurice Steijn after a disastrous start to the season. The famous club is in penultimate place in the Dutch football premier league after nine rounds.more

The owners of the first sushi bar in Inverness, Sushi Inverness, have opened a brand new Polish takeaway called the Pizza Baguette in Grant Street. more

85 per cent of employees and 92 per cent of team managers work overtime, according to the Hays Poland and Baker McKenzie report 'Overtime 2023'. The main reason for such work is too many work responsibilities.more

The days when the girlboss was hailed a feminist icon are over and now Gen Z are ushering in the era of the "snail girl" — a trend that sees women prioritize a slower life of happiness and self-care over hustle culture and overwork, writes Insider.more

Almost half a million workers in the UK whose employers are signed up to pay the voluntary real living wage are in line for a pay rise to at least £12 an hour, taking their annual wage to £3,000 a year above the government’s minimum wage. more

Exclusive: Concerns grow that post-Brexit trade deals could lead to further decline in quality as battery farm eggs are reintroduced. more

There were riots in central Istanbul on Monday night before the Champions League football match between Galatasaray and Bayern Munich, Turkish media reported.more

London’s ultra-low emissions zone (ULEZ) appears to be creating issues even miles away from the British capital. more

At a meeting in Luxembourg, the EU's '27' ministers responsible for fisheries agreed next year's catch limits. Importantly for Poland, there will be no ban on herring fishing in the Baltic Sea next year - this was previously proposed by the European Commission.more

The government is set to confirm plans to end the use of 50 hotels to house migrants by January. more

Streaming platform DAZN and broadcaster Sky Italia will retain the rights to broadcast Italian Premier League football matches for the next five seasons. They will pay €4.5 billion for it.more