A portrait of Theresa May, Britain's second female prime minister, has been unveiled in Parliament.more

In France, 118 women and 27 men were murdered by their spouse or ex-spouse in 2022, according to a report by the French Ministry of Interior on violent deaths in couples. On average, a partner is murdered every three days in France, according to media calculations.more

A crisis is brewing in Britain over unsafe school buildings threatening to collapse. Yesterday, Education Minister Gillian Keegan admitted that there could be hundreds of such schools.more

Israel's Foreign Ministry said yesterday that six Israeli citizens have been arrested in Cyprus on suspicion of gang rape of a 20-year-old British woman. Israeli media note that this is another accusation of a group sex crime committed by Israelis in the country.more

Magda Linette and Bernarda Pera advanced to the 1/4 finals of doubles play at the US Open Grand Slam tennis tournament in New York. The Polish-American pair defeated Americans Sophie Chang and Alycia Parks. Jan Zielinski and Monaco's Hugo Nys also advanced to the quarterfinals of the tournament in New York, with tennis wins over Mexico's Santiago Gonzalez and Frenchman Edouard Roger-Vasselin.more

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Tourists are being charged almost £42 a mile for short pedicab rides through central London. Westminster City Council say rogue drivers rip off visitors by demanding almost 2,757 per cent more than if they took a bus.more

Experienced Spanish defender Sergio Ramos returns to the team where he started his career, Sevilla, after 18 years - informed the club from the Iberian Peninsula. The 37-year-old footballer's contract with Paris Saint-Germain expired in June.more

A quarter of all minor offenders in 2022 will be girls, according to the latest study by Statistics Netherlands (CBS). Never in the history of measurement has this percentage been so high. In 2022 in the Netherlands, one crime in ten was committed by a person aged 12-18.more

A clear majority of Britons support maintaining the monarchy and believe that King Charles III is fulfilling his duties well, according to a YouGov poll published on Monday, four days before the first anniversary of the death of Elizabeth II.more

The number of employees under 25 who decided to leave their jobs increased by over 40% in the first eight months of this year. compared to the same period last year - reports the daily "Le Soir" based on the latest research. This is a record in the history of measurement.more

Slovenian David Smajc will be the main referee for Thursday's match between Poland and the Faroe Islands in Group E of the European Football Championship qualifiers, which will take place in Warsaw.more

A fall in vet numbers due to Brexit and the rising cost of living have been blamed for the increase, writes "Evening Standard".more

The European Commission has proposed including Moldova in the European roaming area. If the proposal is accepted, Moldovans visiting the EU will be able to use their mobile phones under the same price conditions as if they were in Moldova, while EU travelers will benefit from the same rights when visiting Moldova.more

18 percent Polish entrepreneurs do not take into account the use of artificial intelligence in recruitment, and percent does not want to turn it on for at least three years - according to the ManpowerGroup report. It was added that 50 percent companies are already using AI or planning to implement it within the year.more

UK food inflation has been slowing down month-on-month, but it still remains stubbornly high with shoppers yet to feel a substantial difference. British Retail Consortium (BRC) data suggests it dropped to 11.5% in August from 13.1% in July and 17.4% in June, suggesting there is some light at the end of the tunnel.more

The Polish national team is gathering in Warsaw before the Euro 2024 qualifying matches - with the Faroe Islands at home and with Albania away. Kamil Grosicki was the first to show up on Sunday. Wojciech Szczęsny is struggling with a slight hip injury, but he should be ready to play.more

A former model, influencer and domestic violence campaigner has backed Jason Poole - the brother of murdered Jennie Poole - for the implementation of a Domestic Violence Register.more

Every year, more than 8 million people die because of tobacco smoking, making it one of the greatest threats to public health, according to WHO. The largest number of cigarette consumers live in China - it is estimated that as many as 300 million people smoke there. However, more and more countries are intensifying the fight against nicotine addiction.more

Temperatures in London are set to reach a sweltering 30C this week - as a heatwave sweeps the UK just as pupils return to classrooms for the start of the new school year.more

Novak Djokovic defeated Croatian Borna Gojo 6-2, 7-5, 6-4 in the 1/8 finals of the US Open Grand Slam. The second-seeded Serbian tennis player, who will return to the lead in the world ranking after this tournament, will play in the quarterfinals in New York for the 13th time. His rival will be American Taylor Fritz.more

The number of flight operations at Amsterdam Airport will decrease from half a million to 452,500 next year. - said Infrastructure Minister Mark Harbers. The government also wants the port to be closed at night.more

Britain's busiest railway stations with the highest rates of cancelled trains this year have been revealed. As of 31 July, Huddersfield has had more than 5,500 scheduled trains cancelled - the highest rate at 13%. BBC analysis of National Rail data also shows that almost half of the trains that ran across Britain were at least one minute late.more

Russia is trying to recruit citizens of neighboring countries and economic immigrants from Central Asia to the troops fighting in Ukraine, which - it hopes - will allow it to avoid mobilization in the country, the British Ministry of Defense said.more

Coronavirus testing and monitoring are set to be scaled up for the winter, the UK’s public health agency has said, as pressures on the health service are expected to rise in the coming months.more