Iran is recruiting British Muslims on pilgrimages in the Middle East to spy on Jews and Iranian dissidents in Britain when they return, the Daily Mail reported.more

Erling Haaland became the first player to score 50 goals in their first 50 Premier League starts as he fired Manchester City to a 2-0 win over Everton.more

Denmark should accelerate military investments because new intelligence data indicate that Russia may attack one of the NATO countries within 3-5 years, said Danish Defense Minister Troels Lund Poulsen in the Jyllands-Posten daily.more

Duke of Sussex criticises Piers Morgan’s ‘continued attacks’ as publisher agrees to pay damages and costs.more

Dawid Kubacki and Aleksander Zniszczoł took seventh place in the duo competition at the Ski Jumping World Cup. In the American Lake Placid, Austrians Michael Hayboeck and Stefan Kraft won.more

Transport for London has been unable to set a date for the return of normal service on the Central line despite engineers working overtime to replace worn-out motors on the ageing fleet of trains. Problems began in November when the shortage of trains resulted in long gaps between services, causing delays and severe overcrowding, especially at central London stations.more

It is not mass immigration, but the professional activation of people who do not work and are not looking for work, that is the way to reduce Great Britain's public debt - argues in the "Daily Telegraph" prof. David Miles of the Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR).more

New Year’s resolutions not gone quite to plan yet? Well, there’s another chance to turn over a new leaf as Chinese New Year arrives. Also known as the Lunar New Year, the Spring Festival, Tet and Seollal, it’s the official start of the new lunar calendar, which means a chance to wipe the slate clean and start afresh for a more positive new year.more

The minimum unit price (MUP) for alcohol in Scotland is to be raised from 50p to 65p, it has been announced. Deputy First Minister Shona Robison announced the plan on Thursday in a statement to Holyrood. This means shops in Scotland will not be able to sell a bottle of wine for less than £6.09.more

Yesterday, British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak described as "completely ridiculous" the claims made by Russian President Vladimir Putin in an interview with American journalist Tucker Carlson - including that the invasion of Ukraine was caused by NATO expansion.more

The American Lake Placid is the next stop of the ski jumping World Cup. All Polish ski jumpers made it through the qualification for today's World Cup competition. Aleksander Zniszczoł was 12th, Dawid Kubacki 13th, Kamil Stoch 14th, Piotr Żyła 30th and Paweł Wąsek 42nd.more

More than 5 million citizens of Spain's population of 48 million people take medications for insomnia, according to research by neurologists from this country. ​more

The Co-op is installing in its supermarkets more than 200 secure till kiosks, locked cabinets for bottles of spirits and AI technology to monitor self-checkouts after a 44% surge in retail crime last year to about 1,000 incidents a day.more

Traffic in shopping malls in Poland decreased by 1.5% last year. compared to 2022, and the number of customers surveyed decreased by 0.1%. - according to a report by the technology company Proxi.cloud.more

Poland's national football team will begin their performances in Group A1 of the Nations League with an away match against Scotland on 5 September, and will play against Croatia three days later - also on a rival's pitch. Portugal will also play in this group. The draw took place yesterday and today UEFA announced the schedule.more

Weather warnings remain in place as snow and rain continue to fall across the UK. Yellow warnings for snow and ice are in force for much of Scotland through Friday and Saturday, with a chance of power cuts and travel disruption.more

A single person will need £31,300 a year for a moderate income in retirement, according to a pensions industry body. The rising cost of living and an expectation to offer financial support to grandchildren had pushed up the income required by £8,000, it said. The Pensions and Lifetime Savings Association (PLSA) uses evidence from focus groups to make the estimates.more

Due to existing suspicions, British Home Secretary James Cleverly will investigate the conversion to Christianity of illegal immigrants accommodated on the barge "Bibby Stockholm", the British government said.more

The British Grand Prix at Silverstone will remain on the Formula One World Championship calendar until at least 2034. A new 10-year agreement was signed yesterday with the series' governing body.more

There is no less consternation in Great Britain after the insensitive statement of Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, who, in the presence of the mother of a murdered transsexual teenager, accused the opposition leader of his inability to define what a woman is. The head of government refuses to apologize.more

More and more Poles want Ukrainians to work for us, but are against financing social benefits for them - according to a study by the University of Warsaw, described in today's "Rzeczpospolita".more

The British opposition Labor Party yesterday withdrew from one of its flagship pre-election promises - allocating £28 billion annually to green investments. This is another case of British politicians making promises to fight climate change more realistic.more

Vladimir Putin said in an interview broadcast yesterday that Moscow is not interested in invading "Poland, Latvia or anywhere else." The interview that the dictator gave to Tucker Carlson, an American commentator known for his pro-Russian and pro-Putin views, was recorded on Tuesday in Moscow and used by Kremlin propaganda.more

The Polish national football team will play against Croatia, Portugal and Scotland in Group 1 of the top division of the Nations League. The draw took place in Paris on the sidelines of the UEFA Congress. The group phase will run from September to November this year.more

The Afghan asylum seeker had been operating in Great Britain as a Russian spy for years, working for the British Foreign Office and probably also for the British secret services, The Times revealed.more