British Prime Minister Boris Johnson and Swedish Prime Minister Magdalena Andersson signed a "political declaration of solidarity" yesterday in Harpsund, 120 km west of Stockholm. The agreement implies a promise of British support for Sweden in the event of aggression by Russia.more

36 percent Poles are actively looking for a new job, and the most important motivation is higher earnings, according to the Pracuj.pl survey published yesterday. 83 percent respondents are open to receiving a new job offer.more

Barcelona footballer Ronald Araujo, who suffered a concussion in yesterday's league match against Celta Vigo (3:1) as a result of a head injury, has been - after spending the night in hospital - released to go home. The Uruguayan defender is now feeling better.more

The summer holidays are fast approaching, and for many, relaxing travel restrictions will mean travelling abroad for the first time since the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic.more

A man has been arrested and charged in connection with the alleged murder of a man whose body was found in a burned-out car in 2019. more

Russian crimes committed during the invasion of Ukraine are likely to contribute, in passing, to undermining the still-present narrative of the Soviet 'liberation' of central and eastern Europe, according to British historian Roger Moorhouse.more

Boris Johnson has made his TikTok debut and it’s fair to say that not everyone is thrilled. more

The Executive Committee of the European Football Union (UEFA) approved yesterday in Vienna the new format of the Champions League to be in force from the 2024/25 season. The competition will be enlarged from 32 to 36 teams and there will no longer be a group stage.more

It is not enough to support Ukraine in its struggle, but the ideology behind the Russian onslaught must be eradicated, as it is as dangerous as Nazism and communism, argues Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki in today's "Daily Telegraph".more

Many patients in south-west England are being left in dental pain because they are unable to register for NHS care, with some so desperate that they are even resorting to DIY treatment, it has emerged. more

Pope Francis met today with the wives of two Ukrainian officers from the Azov battalion, whose soldiers are currently defending themselves at the Azovstal steel plant in Mariupol. The young Ukrainian women wrote to the Pope in recent days and in response received an invitation to a general audience, Ansa explained.more

Britain is being hit by “real food poverty” for the first time in a generation, the boss of Tesco warned on Tuesday.more

Barcelona defeated Celta Vigo 3-1 at home in queue 36 and is very close to the Spanish runner-up. During the match, Ronald Araujo was taken to the hospital due to a head injury. Confident of the title, Real Madrid will take up Levante tomorrow.more

In 2020, 79 per cent of homicides and 53 per cent of suicides in the US were committed with firearms, while the number of homicides involving such weapons was the highest since 1994. - according to Centres for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) data released yesterday.more

Brits can enjoy outdoor restaurants for years to come as al fresco dining is reportedly set to become law. more

The French publishing house Grasset has published a collection of speeches by Volodymyr Zelensky since the beginning of the Russian invasion on February 24. This is the first publication of this type in the world - emphasizes TF1 television, which is referred to by the Ukrinform agency.more

From the amazing transport links, the mix of culture, the range of food and the bustling nightlife, London has always been a tourist hotspot. more

Hubert Hurkacz dropped out of the first round of the ATP Masters 1000 Rome singles tournament (5.4 million euro prize money). The 11th seed lost to experienced Belgian David Goffin 6:7 (8-10), 6:7 (2-7). Iga Świątek's opponent in the second round of the WTA 1000 tournament in Rome is Elena-Gabriela Ruse.more

The tech giant on May 10 announced that the fashionable - and for some even iconic - mobile device that debuted 21 years ago is disappearing from the market. The iPod will only be available while supplies last.more

The British government could start the process of actually dismantling the Northern Ireland Protocol as early as next week, although not through Article 16 as has been speculated so far, the BBC reported yesterday citing government sources.more

The Jersey City Spatial Planning Council approved a project yesterday that restricts patriotic participants' access to the Katyn Memorial. The Polish community abroad announces actions that will not allow any difficulties.more

People will continue to be able to easily access their cash and scam victims will be better protected under measures promised in the Financial Services and Markets Bill.more

Liverpool defeated Aston Villa 2-1 away, in which Matty Cash played the entire game, in the backlog of the English Premier League. "The Reds" are level with Manchester City on points, but the leader is making up for his arrears on Wednesday - will play against Wolverhampton.more

Microsoft co-founder, billionaire and philanthropist Bill Gates announced on Twitter yesterday that he was infected with a coronavirus.more

London Fire Brigade have warned there could be a surge in house fires as people resort to alternative methods to heat their homes amid a rise in energy bills.more