A new feature is being rolled out on WhatsApp designed to boost the quality of people's messages on the app - but it could result in higher data bills. The service is trialling an option allowing users to post higher-resolution pictures and videos which look sharper but cost more to send due to the increased file sizes. more

England international Declan Rice joined Arsenal London after moving from West Ham United, the "Gunners" have confirmed. According to media estimates, the sum of the transfer is 105 million pounds, which makes it one of the highest in the history of British football.more

The UK has been ranked the 13th best place to live in the world - one behind the Seychelles - according to new research.more

The biggest financial challenges facing young people are buying a home and saving for retirement, which seem almost unrealistic for 41% and 27% of Poles aged 18-30. Only 31% of young Poles are setting aside funds for an additional pension, with PPK being the most popular instrument. more

The list of so-called superfoods, or foods with exceptional nutritional value, will soon include milk derived from cockroaches, the Spanish daily La Razon predicts.more

Councillor James McAsh, Cabinet Member for the Climate Emergency, Clean Air and Streets, said: “This is a great new app that will incentivise us all to walk, cycle or use public transport more.more

Czech player Marketa Vondrousova has won the Wimbledon tournament. In today's final, she defeated number six seeded Tunisian Ons Jabeur 6:4, 6:4 in London, the first Grand Slam title of the 24-year-old tennis player's career.more

British defence secretary Ben Wallace is considering leaving the government when it is expected to be reconstituted in the autumn, The Times revealed today. Wallace plays a key role in British aid to Ukraine.more

An Australian resident obsessively fearful of coronavirus infection has taken up residence in an 'airtight' tent with an air filter after his partner abandoned precautions against Covid-19 in their home, news.com.au reported.more

Two climate activists from the group Just Stop Oil stormed the stage last night during the first concert of The Proms, the famous classical music festival held at London's Royal Albert Hall every summer.more

Barcelona and Manchester United have been fined by UEFA for breaching Financial Fair Play (FFP) regulations, European football's governing body announced yesterday. The Catalans will have to pay €500,000 and MU €300,000.more

Saturday is a day of serious difficulties for air traffic in Italy due to an eight-hour strike by airport workers, starting at 10 a.m. According to consumer rights organisation Codacons, a total of around 1,000 flights are at risk and the protest will disrupt travel for 250,000 passengers. Hundreds of connections have already been cancelled.more

A race to ‘rewild’ Britain by ministers is putting food security at risk, farmers have said. Landowners fear that the Government is too focused on restoring agricultural land to its natural state as part of a push to hit net zero, without considering the impact on crops and livestock.more

73 percent of respondents believe that the war in Ukraine threatens Poland's security, according to a June CBOS survey. According to the poll, 75 percent support Poland's acceptance of refugees from Ukraine, while 21 percent are against.more

Serbian No. 2 seed Novak Djokovic advanced to the Grand Slam Wimbledon final for the fifth consecutive time and the ninth time in his career. One of the best tennis players in history defeated Italian Jannik Sinner (No. 8) 6:3, 6:4, 7:6 (7-4) yesterday.more

Amsterdam is discouraging partygoers with advertising campaigns, and Venice is trying to introduce entrance fees to the city. More and more popular metropolises are fighting back against mass tourism, writes Belgian daily Le Soir.more

Prices have continued to rise in these areas where there is a lack of available properties to rent, combined with a so-called post-pandemic 'urban revival' spurred by workers returning to the office. more

Surcharge to increase by £400 to meet cost of salary increases, but extra savings still needed from government budgets more

Temperatures are rising across Europe this week, but this is just the beginning of the heat brought on by the anticyclone, or area of high pressure, Cerberus, the European Space Agency (ESA) reported. Temperatures will reach a record 48 degrees Celsius in Sicily and Sardinia. However, the heat wave is not only affecting Europe, but also the United States and China.more

Tunisians believe that the tennis player representing them, Ons Jabeur, will win Wimbledon tomorrow and become the first African-born Grand Slam champion. "She is our minister of luck," said Tunisian sports minister Kamal Daqish.more

Nearly a thousand workers are set to take eight days of strike action at Gatwick Airport over the summer holidays in a row over pay, the Unite union has said. more

The number of illegal entries into Germany from Poland, the Czech Republic and Switzerland continues to rise, the portal of the daily Welt reported. Germany needs border protection with these countries more urgently than ever, CDU politician Alexander Throm assessed.more

An estimated 1.3 million UK households missed or defaulted on an essential bill in a single month as cost-of-living pressures build up, a survey suggests.more

American soccer player Christian Pulisic has moved from Chelsea London to AC Milan, the Italian Premier League club announced. Details of the transfer are not known, but according to the media, the 24-year-old offensive midfielder cost €20 million plus add-ons.more

Nearly one in two Poles can no longer afford to enjoy a catering service due to excessively high prices, reports "Rzeczpospolita."more