France believes that airfares in the EU are too low because they do not serve climate protection. Paris therefore wants the European Union to introduce minimum ticket prices and announces an initiative to do so. "Ticket prices regulated by the EU are an anti-market measure, against the logic of competition." - EP budget committee member Bogdan Rzonca (Law and Justice) believes.more

Novak Djokovic defeated Russia's Daniil Medvedev 6:3, 7:6 (7-5), 6:3 in the final of the US Open in New York. The 36-year-old Serbian tennis player won his 24th career Grand Slam title. In today's listing, he returns to the lead in the world ranking.more

Thousands of drivers who have failed to pay the new Greater London Ulez have been sent warning letters rather than £180 fines, it can be revealed.more

The number of animal adoptions is falling, more and more abandoned quadrupeds, unsterilized cats - these are part of the problems of Polish shelters after the holidays. The case was reported by "Rzeczpospolita", emphasizing that holidays are always a time when the number of animals in shelters increases.more

As interest rates rise, mortgages in these postcodes may be at the highest risk of default.more

The situation of the white and red team in group E is becoming more and more difficult. So far, Poland has won only two victories, both at home, and has not gained a single point from three away matches. It is in fourth place with six points, behind Albania - 10, the Czech Republic and Moldova - eight each, with the Czechs playing one match less.more

New York tiktoker Kenny Bollwerk, who gained popularity by broadcasting videos about the everyday life of rats in the metropolis, has gained such a large fan base that he offers tours of the most rat-infested areas of the city, the Canadian portal CBC reported.more

Dean Holden is one of many people thinking there is more to life than work, hanging up his mic as a railway station announcer after 16 years. more

43 percent of respondents intend to take part in the referendum on October 15; 31 percent have not yet decided whether to vote, and 26 per cent. will definitely not vote, according to a CBOS poll. Participation in the referendum is declared by the majority of PiS, Konfederacja and those who do not know whom they will vote for.more

The cost of renting a single room in London has surpassed £1,000 a month for the first time as demand continues to outstrip supply. Rents for a single room have risen 15pc, twice the rate of inflation, from £883 a year ago to £1,013 in August 2023.more

American Coco Gauff, seeded number six, defeated Belarusian tennis player Aryna Sabalenka (no. 2) 2:6, 6:3, 6:2 in the final of the US Open Grand Slam tournament in New York. This is her first career triumph in an event of this rank.more

YouTube has launched a verification system for healthcare workers in the UK as it battles disinformation online. In 2022, health videos were viewed more than three billion times in the UK alone on the video-sharing platform.more

A review of veterinary services in the UK has been launched over concerns that pet owners could be paying too much. The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) said vet fees were rising faster than other goods and services during the cost-of-living crisis.more

Five million disposable e-cigarettes are thrown away every week in the UK, a fourfold increase on last year. Only 17 percent their users recycle them - according to a study by the Material Focus organization.more

For the fourth time, the Embassy of the Republic of Poland in London took part in Open House London - the world's largest architecture festival, during which you can visit buildings that are interesting, but often inaccessible to the general public.more

In the group C match of the qualifying rounds of the European Football Championships, Ukraine drew with England 1-1 (1-1) in Wrocław. The match was played in Poland because due to the war, Ukrainians had to play their matches as hosts outside the country.more

Saturday turned out to be the hottest day of the year in the UK, extending a record streak of six consecutive days in September with temperatures above 30 degrees Celsius, the Met Office said.more

The number of migrants who remain in Poland after their documents have expired or even on fake passports or visas - i.e. illegally - is growing alarmingly. What's more, there are people considered "undesirable" in Poland and in the Schengen area, who commit crimes with convictions, "Rzeczpospolita" informed.more

California Forever - this is the name of the city of the future that a group of Silicon Valley businessmen wants to build. A consortium of billionaires has already secretly bought up huge tracts of land for this purpose. To turn the land into a city, however, they need the approval of local authorities and residents.more

Clubs in the Saudi Premier League spent $957 million on transfers in the summer, according to data from Deloitte. That's more than spending in four of Europe's top five leagues. Only English Premier League teams had a larger portfolio.more

As technologically advanced devices become more and more advanced on the market, home devices are beginning to collect more and more data about their users, warns consumer group Which?. Experts indicate that information is collected not only by computers and tablets, but also by televisions and even washing machines.more

The annual cost of funding the state pension risks surging by as much as £45bn within decades if the triple lock pledge is maintained, the Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS) has warned.more

In the summer of 2020, the royal couple bought a vast estate in Montecito (Santa Barbara County), California, for over $14 million. Now they are looking for a new place to live - and there are many indications that they already know where exactly they want to find it.more

Seeded three, Russian tennis player Daniil Medvedev defeated the No. 1 of the New York tournament, Spaniard Carlos Alcaraz, 7-6 (7-3), 6-1, 3-6, 6-3 in the semi-finals of the US Open. In tomorrow's final his opponent will be Serbian Novak Djokovic.more

More than 90 per cent of MailOnline readers believe XL bully dogs should be banned, according to a poll, after yet another Briton was savagely attacked by the 'mutant' breed. more