NHS dental services are not fit for purpose and need urgent reform, according to MPs who have warned that people are resorting to DIY treatment using pliers. more

Dutch police have detained four Poles wanted by the Polish justice system for more than 35 business burglaries, police in The Hague reported. The arrests took place yesterday.more

Juventus Turin has begun the procedure to withdraw from the Football Super League, the Italian club has announced. This means that only Real Madrid and Barcelona will remain in the project, which practically collapsed a few days after it was announced.more

After it emerged that famous BBC presenter Huw Edwards, who was alleged to have bought photos of a sexual nature from an underage person, was hospitalized, questions are mounting in the UK about the responsibility of the tabloid 'The Sun' for what appears to be a not entirely reliable article.more

The union representing some 160,000 Hollywood actors went on strike at midnight local time after negotiations with major studios and streaming services failed. It is demanding, among other things, wage increases.more

The British government yesterday offered millions of public sector workers wage increases of up to 5-7 percent, which it hopes will end the wave of strikes that has been ongoing since last fall. Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has indicated that the offer is final and there will be no more negotiations.more

Tunisian Ons Jabeur won against Aryna Sabalenka 6:7 (5-7), 6:4, 6:3 in the semifinals of the Wimbledon Grand Slam tournament in London. The Belarusian will thus not advance to the position of the leader of the WTA ranking, but her loss to Iga Swiatek will decrease to 470 points.more

President Joe Biden signed an executive order yesterday allowing 3,000 reservists to be called up for active duty to participate in Operation Atlantic Resolve in Europe, the White House reported. According to the Pentagon, this is to allow "access to more troops" as part of the increased presence of US forces on the continent.more

London Underground staff will go on strike for four consecutive days later this month as their long running dispute over pay shows no sign of ending. The Rail, Maritime and Transport union (RMT) announced the walkouts last week as workers also fight for better pensions and conditions.more

During the NATO summit in Vilnius, the German government once again ignored the appeals of its Eastern European partners for Ukraine's quick admission to the Alliance. "This could harm Ukraine and the West," writes Jan Puhl, columnist of the Der Spiegel weekly.more

The Slovenian goalkeeper Samir Handanovic, after 11 years of performances in the Italian football league team Inter Milan, is leaving the club, the Serie A team officially announced.more

The British government lacks a strategy to deal with the growing threat from China and its short-term approach leaves the UK seriously crippled, MPs from the Intelligence and Security Committee said in a report published yesterday.more

Tobacco companies have a new strategy - they are investing billions of euros in drugs for smokers, the investigative journalism platform The Investigative Desk and the magazine "Dutch Journal of Medicine" reported on Thursday. According to the manufacturers, this is a responsible "transformation" of the sector, while pulmonologists are concerned about the growing influence of the tobacco industry.more

89 percent Poles are already sure which party they will vote for in the autumn parliamentary elections. Supporters of Law and Justice are the most confident in their choice, according to a study by the Social Changes studio, commissioned by the wPolityce.pl portal.more

London is the capital of workplace toxicity, according to a new report, with over a million staff estimated to have taken time off due to challenges with their boss.more

The UK economy has barely grown since 2019 before the pandemic, with one economist describing it as "listless". It shrank by 0.1% in May, partly due to the extra bank holiday for the King's Coronation, which meant there was one fewer working day than normal. more

Elements of the legendary James Bond car from the first five films of the adventures of agent 007 will go to an auction in the English West Essex. According to the press, you can assemble a whole vehicle from them, although it will not be cheap.more

"They want my scalp, but they won't get it," emphasizes Novak Djokovic ahead of the decisive Wimbledon matches. The 36-year-old Serbian tennis player is fighting for his eighth career and fifth consecutive triumph on London's famous grass courts, and a total of 24 Grand Slam titles.more

A court in Rome sentenced a 24-year-old Pole to 7 years and 4 months in prison, who on December 31 last year seriously injured an Israeli tourist with a knife at the Termini train station in the Eternal City, Ansa reported.more

Britons should open their homes to asylum-seekers to help reduce the £2.2 billion annual cost of housing them in hotels, a report backed by a former Cabinet minister says.more

Dozens of Ryanair flights from Belgium's Charleroi airport have been canceled due to a strike by Irish carrier pilots, airport director Philippe Verdonck has announced.more

Belgian Jasper Philipsen from the Alpecin-Deceuninck team won the 11th stage of the Tour de France cycling race in Moulins, after finishing out of the peloton. Denmark's Jonas Vingegaard (Jumbo-Visma) remained the leader.more

Ukraine should remember that countries donating weapons to it are giving them from their own stockpiles and it would be good for them to see gratitude, not just more demands, said British Defense Minister Ben Wallace. As he added, "we are not Amazon".more

In Germany, the airports of Hamburg and Duesseldorf were temporarily blocked on Thursday morning by climate activists from the "Last Generation" group.more

A new study has claimed that two in five of London’s car owners will be "forced to change or give up" their current vehicle after the capital's ultra low emission zone (ULEZ) is expanded at the end of the summer. Researchers say more than a third of those living in the capital "will buy a new car sooner than planned" to avoid a £12.50 daily charge, which the Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, plans to emore