The police extradited 38-year-old Sebastian G., who had been wanted for five years for leading an organized criminal group. The man was detained in England and brought to Poland.more

Foreign states are targeting British universities in order to undermine national security, MI5 has warned. Vice-chancellors from 24 leading universities were briefed on the threat by the security services and the government on Thursday.more

Sheffield United players say goodbye to the Premier League. Yesterday they lost away to Newcastle United 1-5 in the 35th round and they no longer have a chance to stay alive. Liverpool made another mistake. Drawing with West Ham United 2-2, he practically eliminated himself from the fight for the title of English champion.more

Plant-based alternatives to meat, cheese, eggs and yoghurt should be labelled and categorised more clearly to ensure people are aware of products that are ultra-processed, a study has suggested.more

While the world has many beautiful and exciting places to offer us, there are some that we would love to visit again. Sometimes this is due to malaise and a sense that there is more to discover, and sometimes we find that we have found our second home abroad, where we simply feel comfortable. It turns out that this is exactly the impression given by London, which topped the list.more

A 60-year-old lawyer and journalist from Buenos Aires, Alejandra Marisa Rodriguez, qualified to compete in the beauty pageant for the title of Miss Argentina after winning the Miss Buenos Aires title. Competing for the title of Miss her city, the young-looking Ms Rodriguez beat dozens of women much younger than herself.more

For the first time in history, an Italian Premier League football match will be officiated by a refereeing team made up of women. This will happen today when Inter Milan take on Torino. The ladies have already refereed Serie A matches in the past, but their assistants have been men.more

A significant chunk of UK adults say they have no idea about how the EU’s new Entry/Exit System (EES) will work when it kicks off in October. Almost two thirds of UK adults are unaware of the EU’s new Entry/Exit System (EES) which is scheduled to launch later this year.more

Sainsbury's says shoppers are returning to its stores as the surge in online shopping seen during the Covid pandemic continues to unwind. The UK's second largest supermarket said online sales had been above 20% at the height of the pandemic, but are now back to about 13%. Its comments came as it reported strong food sales after spending heavily on keeping prices low to attract shoppers.more

King Charles is recovering after being diagnosed with cancer in February this year. The UK King has undergone treatment with positive results; his improved health will see him return to public appearances, Buckingham Palace said in a statement yesterday.more

Iga Swiatek won against Romania's Sorana Cirstea 6:1, 6:1 in the third round of the WTA 1000 tournament on the courts in Madrid. The match lasted one hour and 18 minutes.more

Dozens of bombs and rockets fell on the Lviv region today. One of them 15 km from our border,’ Prime Minister Donald Tusk wrote on Platform X today. The head of government added that, at this time, former Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki is setting up an ‘anti-European strategy with pro-Putin far-right politicians’ in Budapest.more

Canadians living in England photographed what the British tabloids believed to be a famous monster on Scotland's Loch Ness lake in April. This may be the first time this year that a mythical creature has been captured in a photograph.more

Real Madrid's footballers took another step towards the Spanish championship. In the opening game of the 33rd round of the Premier League, they won away against Real Sociedad San Sebastian 1:0. The goal was scored in the 29th minute by Turk Arda Guler.more

Prime Minister Donald Tusk is trusted by 45 per cent of those polled, President Andrzejuda by 44.5 per cent and Sejm Speaker Szymon Hołownia by 44.4 per cent. - according to the April IBRiS poll for the Onet portal. Outside the podium was the current leader of the ranking - Warsaw Mayor Rafał Trzaskowski.more

The London Eye will be a feature of the capital’s skyline for decades to come under plans due for approval next month. The world-famous observation wheel was approved as an ongoing fixture in 2003, but with a clause requiring Lambeth Council to decide whether the attraction should be kept after 25 years. Officers at the local authority have now recommended the iconic attraction should stay beyonmore

Two champions are already known in the five strongest football leagues in Europe: Bayer Leverkusen and Inter Milan. They could be joined this weekend by Paris Saint-Germain, who will face one of the French Premier League's weakest teams, reigning champions Le Havre.more

113,000 people registered a visit to Venice on the first day of the new rules requiring them to register their arrival in the historic centre. Tourists who do not stay overnight must pay a €5 fee. This amount has already been paid by almost 16,000 people, according to the city authorities.more

Hubert Hurkacz, who had a so-called ‘free ticket’ in the opening round, defeated Britain's Jack Draper 6:1, 7:5 in the second round of the ATP 1000 tournament on courts in Madrid. The match lasted one hour and 19 minutes. The Polish tennis player's rival in the 1/16 final will be Germany's Daniel Atlmaier.more

British drivers risk a £120 fine if they fail to display a UK identifier when driving abroad and must use a UK sticker when driving their car in Spain, it has been announced. That's the warning from Swansway Motor Group, which is encouraging holidaymakers to check their licence plates if they're considering driving their car abroad this summer.more

A third UK airport has now lifted hand luggage restrictions on laptops and liquids in time for summer. Aberdeen International Airport is the latest airport to remove the requirement for passengers to limit liquids in hand luggage to 100ml and place them in clear plastic bags.more

London children are not immune from the damaging effects of Covid on their education despite their traditionally high exam results, a social mobility expert warned today.more

FC Saarbruecken, who play at the third league level, are selling fans pieces of the turf on which they sensationally defeated national champion Bayern Munich in the 2nd round of the German Football Cup. The 40x20 cm cut-outs will go to the 600 people who make the highest bids.more

British police today announced that five men have been charged with hostile activities in favour of Russia. Two of them are British citizens. They will all face trial on 10 May.more

A law passed by the British Parliament allowing the deportation of illegal immigrants to Rwanda received formal approval from King Charles III yesterday, marking its entry into force. The government, meanwhile, has said it already has a date booked for the first flight and the migrants selected.more