For the first time in history, scientists have managed to grow plants in soil taken from the surface of the Moon. According to experts, this is a milestone in the process of exploring the Silver Globe and the entire cosmos.more

Today's CSO data is the highest inflation reading in 24 years. However, we expect food prices to peak only at the end of the year. The prospects for inflation to return to the inflation target should be postponed until at least the second half of 2024, Bank Pekao believes.more

NHS prescription charges in England are to be frozen in the latest move by ministers to ease the cost-of-living crisis amid fears the squeeze on family incomes is damaging the Tories.more

FC Augsburg coach Markus Wienzierl and Borussia Moenchengladbach coach Adi Huetter announced their departure from their respective clubs after the final round of German Premier League matches. It is not yet known who will replace them.more

A senior Putin ally has threatened a nuclear attack that could wipe out Britain in less than four minutes. Aleksey Zhuravlyov, the deputy chairman of the Kremlin’s defence committee, also claimed Finland could be destroyed in 10 seconds with the Satan-2 hypersonic missile and that Russia could crush the Baltic states ‘like peanuts’. more

Recommendation of European agencies EASA and ECDC on the abolition from tomorrow the obligation to cover the nose and mouth of air travelers is good and important for the aviation market - estimated Chopin Airport spokeswoman Anna Dermont. Airlines can have their own regulations on this issue - she added.more

Top seed Iga Świątek defeated Tunisia's Ons Jabeur (No. 9) 6:2, 6:2 in the final of the WTA 1000 tournament on courts in Rome. In doing so, the Pole defended the title she won last year and won her fifth straight event. She is now unbeaten in 28 matches.more

One in three Brits think it’s time for the Queen to let Charles be king after months of health problems for the 96-year-old. Polling shows there would be bigger support than ever for the monarch should she decide to step aside and allow the Prince of Wales to take over.more

The cost of living is rising in Spain and food prices are at their highest in almost 30 years, according to the latest figures from the National Institute of Statistics (INE). Due to inflation exacerbated by the consequences of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, prices of basic foodstuffs rose by more than 10 per cent year-on-year in April.more

Venezia has lost its chance to stay in the Italian football premier league. The last team of Serie A after 36 rounds has 25 points and will no longer overtake the first "safe" team - Salernitana, which after an away draw with Empoli 1:1 has 31 points.more

A statue of Baroness Margaret Thatcher has been egged less than two hours after it was installed in her home town.more

Finnish President Sauli Niinisto informed Vladimir Putin in a telephone conversation yesterday that "in the coming days Finland will decide to apply for NATO membership" - reported Niinisto's chancellery in a communique. "The conversation was direct and clear. Without tensions," the Finnish leader stated.more

At the end of the Bundesliga season, Bayern Munich, who had already secured the title, tied VfL Wolfsburg 2:2 away, with Robert Lewandowski scoring his 35th league goal and becoming the top scorer in Germany's top football league for the seventh time in his career. more

The government has vetoed a proposal for the House of Lords to temporarily relocate to a building opposite Parliament - and told peers to move outside London instead.more

Ukrainian group Kalush Orchestra won the 66th Eurovision Song Contest in Turin by singing the song "Stefania" dedicated to mothers. The Ukrainians claimed victory thanks to the public vote. Second place went to Sam Ryder from the UK, performing the song "Space Man". The third was the representative of Spain Chanel. European leaders congratulate Ukraine on its victory.more

Liverpool have won the FA Cup for the eighth time. In yesterday's final at London's Wembley Stadium, they beat Chelsea London 6-5 in a series of penalty shoot-outs. There were no goals in the regular 90 minutes and extra time.more

Valerjan Romanovski - a Pole from the Vilnius Region - broke the current world record for the longest body contact with snow, which was set by Oleksiy Gutsulyak in 2013. The Ukrainian spent 60 minutes and 8 seconds under the snow. By setting a new record, Valerjan was far ahead of his predecessor and withstood the snow for 1 hour 45 minutes and 9 seconds.more

A lemon and Swiss roll amaretti trifle is to be the official pudding for the Queen's Platinum Jubilee after winning a competition to find a new dessert. more

Bayern Munich footballer Robert Lewandowski has confirmed to Sky TV that he will not extend his contract, which runs until June 2023. He also did not rule out leaving later this summer. "You have to find the best solution for both sides," he stated.more

The leader of South Ossetia, one of Georgia's two separatist regions, Anatoly Bibilov announced that there will be a referendum on joining Russia on July 17, Reuters reported, citing the TASS agency.more

Feverish competition for the consumer's wallet begins in the market. The weapon is promotions, which in the first quarter of 2022 increased by over 22% compared to the same period last year. Hypermarkets are the leader. Their growth exceeded 42% y-o-y.more

Demand among tenants has jumped for properties where all the bills are included in the rent, according to Rightmove. more

Robert Lewandowski's agent Pini Zahavi and Barcelona have reached an agreement on the transfer of the 33-year-old Bayern Munich player to the Catalan club this year, the German TV channel Sport1 reported.more

The government is to delay a ban on multi-buy deals for junk food and pre-watershed TV advertising. The Department of Health said the plans would be deferred for a year while officials assessed the impact on household finances as families struggle with the increasing cost of living.more

From Monday it will be possible to travel freely to Austria. According to the regulation of the ministry of health of this country, when entering Austria, you will no longer need a vaccination certificate, recovery certificate or a negative test result (rule 3G). Meanwhile, on airplanes departing from Italy, the obligation to wear masks will be maintained, Ansa said yesterday.more