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Ministry of Foreign Affairs Republic of Poland launched yesterday an online registration system for voters living outside of Poland who want to vote for Polish candidates in the European Parliament elections.more

Online and mobile banking for Halifax, NatWest, Lloyds Bank and the Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) are down.more

Lloyds is repaying customers millions of pounds after finding administrative errors dating back to 2012.more

People are being urged to check their contraception after a major recall was issued by Tesco for Durex condoms.more

People who do not have access to a bank account pay an extra £485 a year for everyday bills and services, research from an account provider suggests. More than 1.2 million Britons do not have a bank account, so miss out on discounts reserved for those who pay bills by direct debit, said Pockit.more

When choosing a vacation one week before May weekend, we will pay less for a plane ticket - according to the Kayak.pl analysis. In the case of cities that were in the top ten, the cost of flying from Poland around Easter was on average by 26 percent. lower than on a picnic.more

Retailer Lidl Ireland has announced plans to offer customers in-store recycling stations nationwide.more

TSB has vowed to protect its 5.2 million customers if they are innocent victims of a scam.more

Londoners are facing the possibility of a disrupted Easter weekend as Transport for London plans a series of closures across their routes.more

Euston Station is due to close for a total of seven days over the Easter and May bank holiday weekend and Network Rail has advised passengers not to travel at all. more

Easyjet's prices are fluid and move based on demand for any particular flight. When they're released, they're usually priced cheaply, but this can change quickly depending on how many people are booking. So if you can pounce when they're launched, you're often getting the very cheapest deal.more

A major bridge on a busy bus route has been closed until further notice after critical faults were discovered.more

The world's biggest Primark is opening its doors to shoppers in Birmingham.more

You could walk the length of the Cornish coastline, take a helicopter safari, or just watch the entirety of Game of Thrones - and now, you can do it with just four days of annual leave.more

Brytyjski rząd opublikował na stronie rządowej informacje na temat rejestracji "settled status" po polsku. Tekst wyjaśnia założenia systemu i etapy ubiegania się o status osoby osiedlonej także w innych językach.more

Five UK broadband and landline providers will now automatically compensate customers when services do not work.more

The Polish Post prepares new offers of its letter services. It's mainly about a smaller number of letter formats.more

The ID card number will be on its first page; the names of parents will appear on the reverse. We know what the new proof of ID will look like.more

he aim of the centres, which will be piloted in 10 areas, is to provide early tests for patients showing non-specific symptoms.more

Rubber ducks used as bath-time toys are a haven for bacteria that could spread diseases, Swiss and American researchers have found.more

For years, European countries have commanded the most powerful passports in the world. Now, that title belongs to Asia.more

Watch out folks - there's a new phone scam doing the rounds. An Austrian number (+43720775121) has been reported as "hazardous" and is targeting Irish mobile phone users. more

Companies are no longer able to charge customers more for paying by plastic - but some have already ensured they won't lose out.more

Motorists suffering from cold or flu have been warned "driving under the influenza" could be as dangerous as drink-driving. If you are not well enough to undertake a journey, it could be dangerous for yourself and other road users, Mayo County Council said in a statement.more

In the first quarter of this year, ID cards of 1 million people expire - informed the head of the Ministry of Interior and Administration Mariusz Blaszczak.more