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The United Kingdom’s Parliament will not be voting on the aid budget Monday, after a legal amendment designed to restore the country’s 0.7% aid spending target was ruled out on technical grounds.more

In Ireland, pubs, bars and restaurants may be opened for the first time since Christmas. As part of the next stage of lifting coronavirus restrictions, the limit of people who can meet was also raised.more

US Vice President Kamala Harris's plane was forced to land soon after take-off on Sunday due to a technical problem on her way to Guatemala for her first international trip.more

William and Kate could be asked to spend more time in Scotland under plans reportedly drawn up to save the union. A report in The Sunday Times says the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge would spend more time at Balmoral and in the town of St Andrews where they met at university.more

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Saturday called for leaders of the Group of Seven (G7) rich nations to make a commitment to vaccinate the entire world against COVID-19 by the end of 2022 when they meet in Britain next week.more

Facebook Inc has suspended former US President Donald Trump's Facebook and Instagram accounts for two years. He was barred indefinitely from both sites in January in the wake of posts he made on the US Capitol riots, but last month Facebook's Oversight Board criticised the open-ended penalty.more

Britain has joined condemnation of a televised interview of a Belarusian dissident who appears to have been physically abused and coerced into praising Alexander Lukashenko, the country’s dictator.more

The right-wing Forum for Democracy (FvD) promises to transform the group into a "closed society" with its own cryptocurrency, housing cooperative and even a dating site.more

The former prime minister and president of the European Council admits that he is ready to sacrifice himself so that the Civic Platform can last. Aware of his influence, Donald Tusk spoke in an interview about his career plans, views on the current political situation in Poland and his family's love for Pomerania.more

The European Union has introduced a ban on flights through EU airspace and a ban on landing at EU airports for all Belarusian air carriers.more

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson and the heads of governments of Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland spoke yesterday about the joint reconstruction of the country after the coronavirus pandemic, despite the existing political differences between them.more

Norway said Thursday it had summoned the US embassy's top official in Oslo to lodge an official protest following a report that Washington had spied on Norwegian and other European leaders.more

The heads of Polish and Irish governments discussed the forced landing in Minsk of the Irish aircraft Ryanair registered in Poland, the office of Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki reported on Thursday. more

The Queen will meet US President Joe Biden and First Lady Jill Biden next week, Buckingham Palace has said. The meeting at Windsor Castle on Sunday 13 June coincides with the end of Mr Biden's visit to Britain for the G7 summit of leaders from the world's biggest economies.more

In cheerful video, nine ambassadors to Ireland get on their bikes and ask Irish viewers to join them in order to celebrate World Bicycle Day on June 3rd.more

The first idea to be implemented from the "New Deal" is to increase the tax-free amount to PLN 30,000 The Prime Minister presented an action plan.more

The president of low-cost airlines Wizz Air Jozsef Varadi criticized the ban of some European countries from flying over Belarus in response to the forced landing of a passenger plane in Minsk. According to him, this ban threatens to make aviation "a toy of politics".more

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson and his newly married wife Carrie went out of town for the weekend after the wedding reception, but the head of government was back at work yesterday morning, his spokesman said.more

Church authorities condemn Fr. prof. Tadeusz Guz. The clergyman criticizes the restrictions in the churches and compares the vaccinations to Nazi experiments.more

Only until June 30, EU citizens living and working in the UK can apply for settled status. The new immigration policy introduced from January 1 this year. by the British government can make life difficult for many people who fail to ensure the continuity of their rights. The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, took the floor again on this issue.more

Transport for London (TfL) has secured a £1.08bn funding package from the government, the third bailout since the start of the pandemic. The government has now given more than £4bn since March 2020 to keep services like the Tube and buses running.more

More than 270 charities are paying their bosses more than the Prime Minister, with the highest earner on £4.7m a year, an investigation by The Telegraph has found.more

Four suspects were arrested for planting explosives in Polish supermarkets in the Netherlands. At the turn of 2020 and 2021, there were a number of explosions in Polish supermarkets in Aalsmeer, Heeswijk-Dinther, Beverwijk and Tilburg.more

In the first half of May, 35 percent. respondents believed that the situation in Poland was going in the right direction, and 45 percent. was the opposite. 20 percent did not have an opinion on this subject. - results from the CBOS poll.more

A new national flagship is to be commissioned by the government in a bid to boost British trade and industry globally, the prime minister has said.more