Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has unveiled the contents of his Autumn Statement in the House of Commons. He has revealed tax rises and spending cuts worth billions of pounds aimed at mending the nation's finances.more

"In Qatar, you can feel the atmosphere of the upcoming football World Cup at every step," said blogger and traveler Robert Szulc, who returned from Doha to Poland the day before yesterday and is going to the Poland-Mexico match next week.more

Lidl has said it took £58m in additional sales from traditional supermarkets in the past month, as shoppers look for ways to save money, after quadrupling profits in a bounce back from Covid disruption.more

The Chancellor has been warned council tax increases are "not an answer" as hundreds of thousands of Londoners face £2,000 bills for the first time. more

Three London town centres will be receiving £130,000 each in a bid to bolster evening High Street business. Bromley, Vauxhall and Woolwich will benefit from the Night Time Enterprise Zones.more

I have a lot of things to do, but for now I'm not thinking about anything specific - admitted four-time German Formula 1 world champion Sebastian Vettel, who after the race for the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix will end his sports career and - as he estimates - will retire.more

Poland's attitude towards the war in Ukraine shows that it is at the heart of the Western alliance, and that Polish-American-British cooperation has become crucial for NATO, the British daily The Times points out.more

One in three tenants must find a guarantor in the country’s most competitive rental markets as arrears loom and nervous landlords demand a bigger safety net. more

Richmond has the highest proportion of poorly-insulated homes in the capital, research has revealed. Seven in 10 families in the south-west London borough are living in homes with energy efficiency ratings between EPC bands D and G. more

Brentford's top scorer this season, Ivan Toney, is suspected of breaching betting rules on 232 occasions, the Football Association (FA) has announced.more

The UK is facing another six months of rail strikes. The trade union RMT, which represents workers in rail, sea and road transport, received a mandate from its members in a vote to organize further strikes for the next six months.more

Inflation, exacerbated by the consequences of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, pushed the prices of basic food products up 15.4 percent in October. on an annual basis, and some even by more than 20 percent. - the highest since 1994 - results from the Consumer Price Index (IPC) published by "Vozpopuli". Food products are getting more expensive month by month.more

The Speaker of the British House of Commons has warned MPs to be careful how they use their mobile phones as they are a "potential gold mine" for hostile states, the Huffington Post UK reported.more

After a very warm beginning of November, the winter end of the month awaits Poles in the country. Temperatures will drop below zero and snow will fall today. Tomorrow even minus 10 degrees and 15 centimeters of snow. Winter will last at least until the end of next week.more

Barcelona footballer Robert Lewandowski will not play in three Spanish Premier League matches due to the red card he received on 8 November in the game against Osasuna Pamplona, his last before the World Cup, the league's disciplinary committee has decided.more

London was battered by heavy rain overnight on Wednesday and into Thursday morning - but a drier couple of days is in store for the capital, says the Met Office.more

The court ordered the removal of the provision from the loan agreement that the interest rate, apart from the margin, also includes WIBOR. The reason was, among others failure to include the reference rate setting regulations in the contract, as reported by "Dziennik Gazeta Prawna".more

Serbia's Novak Djokovic beat Russian Andrei Rublev to advance to the semi-finals of the ATP Finals tennis tournament in Turin. In the second match of the Red Group, after a fierce battle, the Greek Stefanos Tsitsipas won against the Russian Daniil Medvedev.more

Royal Mail has extended the length of time you have to use traditional stamps before they become no longer valid. more

Regardless of the final conclusions of the investigation, it is clear that Russia is ultimately to blame for the tragic incident in eastern Poland, said US National Security Council spokeswoman Adrienne Watson.more

Eleven-year-old Yosuf Shah scored 162 on the MENSA IQ test. This is the maximum score possible for people under the age of 18. In doing so, he beat the scores of Stephen Hawking and Albert Einstein, who reportedly scored 160.more

Poland won 1-0 against Chile in a friendly football match in Warsaw. The goal was scored at the end of the match by Krzysztof Piatek. It was the last test of the white-and-reds before the world championships in Qatar starting on Sunday.more

Twitter's new owner Elon Musk has given the service's employees an ultimatum - either they will work at maximum capacity or they should resign from their positions. They have less than two days to decide, the Washington Post newspaper reported yesterday, citing an email sent by the billionaire to subordinates.more

All GP practices in England will be able to book cancer tests directly for their patients from later this month, NHS bosses say. more

The tunnel section of Zakopianka is now visible in Google's popular navigation. After the opening of the tunnel on Saturday, the navigation indicated for several days that the tunnel was closed and cars were directed to a diversion, causing difficulties.more