It is now a criminal offence to own an XL bully dog in England and Wales without an exemption certificate. Unregistered pets can be seized and owners fined and prosecuted, with a police chief urging owners of the illegal animals to comply with officers if their dog is taken because their behaviour may influence a court's decision to have it put down.more

The package of 120 changes to regulations proposed by companies and industry organizations is intended to accelerate the development of the severely hampered electromobility sector, reports today "Rzeczpospolita", which has obtained access to the project on this matter.more

Barcelona's players, thanks to a goal by Brazilian Vitor Roque, defeated Osasuna Pamplona 1:0 at home in an overdue Spanish Premier League match. Robert Lewandowski, who played the entire encounter, has been waiting to score in the league since 10 December.more

Treatments for seven conditions such as sore throats and earaches are now available directly from pharmacists, without the need to visit a doctor. The Pharmacy First scheme will allow most chemists in England to issue some medications to patients without appointments or referrals. NHS England says it will free up about 10 million GP appointments a year.more

A large farmers' protest has been taking place in Brussels in front of the European Parliament this morning. More than 1,000 Belgian tractors entered the city and blocked access roads to the European Parliament, where the EU summit was scheduled for today.more

Checks on goods imported into Northern Ireland from the rest of the United Kingdom will be almost completely abolished and European Union regulations will no longer automatically apply in Northern Ireland, according to the agreement presented yesterday, aimed at ending the two-year political crisis in the province.more

I decided to raise the price of visas because it turns out that Polish visas were among the cheapest in the EU, so it is not surprising that those willing in Africa or Asia went to the Polish consulate. It was simply cheaper with us," explained the head of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Radosław Sikorski in an interview published on Wyborcza.pl.more

British auction house Bonhams will auction footballer Lionel Messi's first contract with FC Barcelona. The contract of the future world football star was handwritten on a napkin in 2000.more

Britain's opposition Labour Party is investigating the extent to which its leader Keir Starmer's pro-Israel stance has caused it to lose Muslim voters and whether this could cost it its failure to win an independent majority in this year's House of Commons elections, 'The Guardian' daily reported.more

A group of businessmen "close to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu" has drawn up a "secret plan" outlining the post-war fate of the Gaza Strip, the Jerusalem Post newspaper reported. The editorial believes that the project, which envisages the creation of a Palestinian state over time, is a "trial balloon" released by the Israeli prime minister.more

The European Space Agency said the Luton-based carrier will reduce fuel usage and flight times through its involvement in the Iris programme.more

Icon of the Seas, the largest cruise ship ever built, has set sail on its first voyage. The Colossus set off from Miami, Florida, and set course for the Caribbean. Its 'godfather' was the famous Argentinian footballer Lionel Messi.more

The European Football Union (UEFA) officially confirmed yesterday that it has given the go-ahead for a friendly football match between Russia and Serbia. The meeting will take place on 21 March at Dynamo Moscow Stadium.more

For those who are looking for a cheaper and warmer place to live than the United Kingdom, a special list of countries where it is worth moving has been prepared - Sky News reports on its website.more

We are counting on Ryanair to look at the profits possible at Modlin; a change in the price list is necessary if the airport is to develop," stated Grzegorz Hlebowicz, vice-president of Warsaw-Modlin Airport, referring to Ryanair's announcement to limit connections from Modlin due to, among other things, an increase in airport charges.more

UK's population will reach 73.7 million in 2036, an increase of 6.6 million - or 9.9 percent. - compared to the 2021 figure, with as much as 6.1 million of that increase due to immigration, the ONS statistics office said in a forecast released yesterday.more

Dawid Kubacki, Piotr Żyła, Kamil Stoch, Paweł Wąsek, Aleksander Zniszczoł and Anna Twardosz will compete in the Ski Jumping World Cup competition in Willingen, Germany. Qualifications and training will take place on Friday, and individual competitions on Saturday and Sunday. ​more

Three gas and electricity firms are Which? Recommended Providers this year. Some say 2024 will be the year when cheaper energy deals return. Saving money might prompt you to change energy firm - but check its customer service first or you might find yourself regretting your choice.more

Up to 10,000 people a year in the UK could die as a result of heatwaves if nothing is done, MPs have warned. According to a report from the Environmental Audit Committee, the increased frequency of extreme heat events could also cost the economy £60bn a year.more

English football's governing bodies have pledged to stamp out "criminal" behavior in stadiums after admitting they were "very concerned" by recent incidents.more

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are said to be facing "desperate times" as their "spending is out of control" after their many expensive legal battles and unsuccessful commercial projects.more

Following an urgent appeal for the mother's welfare, police said a woman believed to be the baby's mother is being given ongoing support.more

Scottish safari park Highland Wildlife Park is using drones with thermal imaging cameras to capture an escaped Japanese macaque on Sunday, British media reported yesterday.more

Norwegian Erling Haland will appear in the Manchester City team again today after almost two months of absence due to a foot injury - said coach Pep Guardiola.more

Yesterday was the first day of another in a series of rail strikes in England. Train disruptions will continue until Monday, despite a recently passed law that was supposed to ensure a minimum level of service even during strike days.more