Recently, unidentified drones have been observed at oil rigs on the Norwegian Continental Shelf, writes the Nettavisen newspaper. According to the Norwegian PST secret services, increased intelligence pressure can be expected after Russia's invasion of Ukraine.more

The baby in the womb feels the taste of the food it consumes and reacts with the expression on her face depending on whether it suits her or not, according to a study conducted at Durham University in the UK.more

Hubert Hurkacz, seeded with number two, will not defend his title in the ATP tournament in Metz (prize pool of EUR 534.6 thousand). Yesterday, the Polish tennis player lost in the semi-finals to Italy's Lorenzo Sonego 6: 7 (5-7), 4: 6.more

The prosecutor's office in The Hague asked the court to discontinue 53 criminal cases, informs the NU portal. The reason for the request are staff shortages which, according to investigators, make it impossible to conduct cases.more

More than half of the respondents support tougher penalties for drivers, 34.2% are of the opposite opinion. respondents - according to the SW Research survey for rp.pl.more

Buckingham Palace released the first photo of the new King Charles III at work - with the famous red box where British monarchs receive government papers every day.more

As a result of climate change, a number of castles in England are at risk of sliding into the sea, and one of the most vulnerable is the legend of King Arthur Tintagel in Cornwall, warned English Heritage, an organization that cares about England's cultural heritage.more

Polish footballers flew to Cardiff today in the early afternoon, where they will play a match against Wales tomorrow evening, ending the rivalry in group 4 of division A of the League of Nations.more

UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres attended a high-level meeting pointing to progress towards ending the COVID-19 pandemic. At the same time, he called on member states to strengthen their efforts to defend themselves against future threats.more

Cristiano Ronaldo has been accused by the English Football Federation (FA) of "impulsive or inappropriate" behavior. The Portuguese hit a fan in the hand after the Manchester United vs. Everton game last season, which caused his phone to drop out.more

Retailers and the hospitality industry have welcomed the planned return of VAT-free shopping for international tourists, saying it would help to boost sales.more

Amsterdam airport pays the airlines 350 euros per passenger for each canceled flight, local media reports. Due to the chaos in Schiphol, airport officials recently asked some carriers to cancel some flights to reduce queues.more

"The team got a cold shower. Better at this moment than during the World Cup" - commented German coach Hansi Flick. His players lost at home to Hungary 0-1 in the League of Nations football match.more

Prince Philip's UFO investigation could be released following the death of Queen Elizabeth. The prince developed a fascination with aliens after a bricklayer reported a close encounter with extra terrestrial life at the home of Lord Louis Mountbatten, Philip's late uncle - but until now, his investigative work into UFO sightings in the UK has remained under wraps.more

The number of nights at Spanish hotels returned to pre-Covid-19 levels in August 2022, the National Statistics Institute (INE) in Madrid reported on Friday.more

Swiss tennis player Roger Federer, winner of 20 Grand Slam tournaments, ended his career with a defeat in doubles in the Laver Cup tournament. Hand in hand with the Spaniard Rafael Nadal, he succumbed to the Americans Jack Sock and Frances Tiafoe 6: 4, 6: 7 (2-7), 9-11.more

The government has announced a cut to stamp duty, the tax paid when people buy a property in England and Northern Ireland. The threshold at which the tax falls due has been raised to £250,000 from its current £125,000 level. Meanwhile the threshold for first-time buyers has been increased from £300,000 to £425,000. more

Mobilization in Russia is chaotic, without a plan and is massive. The authorities send mobilization cards to the deceased, and those mobilized by force are cut off from the outside world and deprive them of contact with their loved ones, informs the independent channel Możem Objasnit on Telegram. In the Buryatia region, summons were sent to long deceased people.more

"There is still a lot of work ahead of us" - said the defeat with the Netherlands (0: 2) in the League of Nations match in Warsaw, the captain and leader of the Polish national football team, Robert Lewandowski, in social media.more

Renters whose landlords pay for their energy bills will still benefit from a £400 discount being brought in by the government.more

Cases of persuading refugees on the Polish-German border to give up protection in Germany, i.e. the use of the so-called pushbacks, should not have more space - informs the portal of the daily "Die Tageszeitung" (TAZ), as refugees are forced at the border to sign a document that they are not looking for protection in Germany, and then returned to Poland.more

Starting December 13, Wizz Air will launch new connections from Lodz airport to Luton near London, England. The route will be operated twice a week, Lodz's Wladyslaw Reymont Airport announced yesterday.more

British Finance Minister Kwasi Kwarteng announced yesterday the wide-ranging tax cuts that Prime Minister Liz Truss had promised. As he explained, this way the economic stagnation will be overcome. Critics indicate, however, that the cuts will come at the expense of the country's increased debt.more

Queen Elizabeth II died around 3pm on 8 September, three and a half hours before the official announcement, a British magazine has claimed. Private Eye also claimed the monarch had been quite ill for some time and only managed to do the state appearances she did in the final months of her reign with the help of medication, despite Buckingham Palace blaming "ongoing mobility issues" for her absencmore

Health chiefs are desperately calling for extra money ahead of the ‘the most extreme winter pressures that the NHS has ever faced’.more