The Bank of England has warned that the number of people likely to struggle with debt repayments is rising as a result of increasing interest rates. more

As the war in Ukraine continues, hundreds of thousands of Russians are going on holiday. Although a weaker rouble and growing economic problems mean that many Russian families will spend the warmer months in their dachas, those with enough cash to travel will head to one of the countries of Europe or Asia. They are not welcome everywhere," reports "Politico".more

If Legia Warsaw, Lech Poznań and Pogoń Szczecin beat their rivals in the 3rd round of the Conference League football qualifiers, they will face, respectively, in the last round: Omonia Nicosia or FC Midtjylland, Slavia Prague or Dnipro-1 and Dila Gori or APOEL Nicosia.more

The high-street bank has told current account holders it is bringing in new conditions “giving us the right to set limits on inbound and outbound payments”. more

An average of 32 extreme weather events per day are being recorded in Italy this summer, according to the European Database of Violent Atmospheric Phenomena. The number of storms, hailstorms, torrential downpours, heat waves and tornadoes has increased by 57 per cent compared to last year.more

89 per cent of Poles believe that giving away debts is a moral obligation, according to a report published by the Association of Financial Enterprises. At the same time, more than half justify, among other things, reassigning assets to family to escape a creditor or bailiff.more

The UK is finally set for a burst of summer heat after Storm Antoni brought strong winds and heavy rain to much of the country.more

High mortgage rates are pushing Londoners —particularly first-time buyers— out of the capital, as buyers look to reduce their borrowing costs by choosing more affordable properties.more

England and Australia have advanced to the quarter-finals of the football World Cup, which is being held in Australia and New Zealand. The European champions beat Nigeria in Brisbane after a penalty shootout, while the tournament's co-hosts won in Sydney against Denmark 2:0.more

On July 16, 2023, Mateusz Maciej Motyka disappeared in Monterotondo (Italy). The man may be in the UK. His family and the ITAKA Foundation are looking for him.more

50.5 entrepreneurs are concerned that inflation will negatively affect their business. However, compared to the previous measurement, this group is 8 p.p. smaller. - stated in the 'EFL Barometer' survey published today.more

Sitting behind 15ft metal fencing and two sets of guarded gates, the 222 tiny cabins on the Bibby Stockholm - the Home Office’s first asylum seeker barge - await the arrival of their first occupants. more

Raków Częstochowa will begin their fight for promotion to the decisive round of the Champions League qualifiers tomorrow. The rival will be Aris Limassol, whose players are Karol Struski and Mariusz Stępiński. The Polish champion will play the first match at home, the rematch in Cyprus - on 15 August.more

The consumption of cocaine in Germany is on the rise and the consumption of its derivatives, including crack cocaine, is increasing in many cities. More and more of the drug is entering the European market via Hamburg and Bremerhaven, reports the portal RedaktionsNetzwerk Deutschland (RND).more

The government has unveiled a state-of-the-art research lab where scientists will work to bolster Britain’s defences against future pandemics.more

More than half of the 1,871 European companies that operated in the Russian Federation prior to Russia's invasion of Ukraine have not withdrawn from the market, according to data from the Kiev School of Economics cited by the UK's "Financial Times" today.more

"I feel I'm doing great in training and it will be good when I get on court. I hope to be in top form at the US Open" - announced tennis player Caroline Wozniacki ahead of the WTA tournament in Montreal. The Danish woman of Polish descent is returning to competition after a three-year break.more

The British government today announced a threefold increase in fines for companies employing illegal immigrants and a several-fold increase in fines for landlords who rent to them.more

Increasingly frequent extreme heatwaves are affecting domestic and international tourism in Spain and other southern European countries, particularly France, Greece and Italy, the Infobae portal reported yesterday.more

Mel Stride says economically inactive older people should ‘seek new opportunities’ to boost finances.more

Coco Gauff won against Greece's Maria Sakkari 6:2, 6:3 in the final of the WTA 500 tournament in Washington DC. For the American tennis player it is her second title of the season, but the first of her career in a 500-ranked event. On the other hand, British player Daniel Evans triumphed in the ATP 500 tennis tournament. This is his second career title.more

Without regulation, artificial intelligence could significantly reduce the bargaining power of employees in relations with employers, which will lead to the deepening of existing social inequalities, alarms in an interview with "Scientific American" Joseph Stiglitz, winner of the Nobel Prize in economics.more

Through the use of new imaging technology, the British Library has been able to uncover hidden text in William Camden’s Annals, the first official account of Elizabeth’s reign, providing new perspectives on the Queen’s life.more

Arsenal players defeated Manchester City on penalties in the Community Shield match at Wembley Stadium. The "Citizens" led after Cole Palmer's goal, but Leandro Trossard equalized in extra time.more

The majority of Irish consumers have revealed that they are now less loyal to brands compared with two years ago. more