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A lucky UK ticket-holder was the sole winner of a £38 million EuroMillions jackpot.more

The banknote in Poland consumes on average after 375 days, only after this time it goes back to the National Bank of Poland - according to the NBP information for the first quarter of 2019. According to the central bank, in the fourth quarter of last year it was 370 days.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

The employees of PKO Bank Polski have recently thwarted the attempts to cheat on "granddaughter" and "on the police officer" worth several hundred thousand zlotys - the bank said today.more

Cambridge and Oxford are the best cities to find a job in the UK, with up to 25 times more vacancies than jobseekers, a new study suggests.more

Research by the GMB suggested that more than 800,000 residents in the capital are paid less than the voluntary living wage of £10.55 an hour for Londonmore

Two students blamed for a large forest fire in the Italian region of Como have each been fined €13.5m.more

French billionaires and major companies have pledged to donate at least 600 million euros to help reconstruct the Notre Dame Cathedral after a catastrophic fire tore through the historic structure, collapsing its spire, and causing significant damage. more

A surprise court ruling has revived the possibility of a £14bn lawsuit against credit card firm Mastercard.more

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

Workers at four Amazon logistic centers in Germany went on strike on Monday, the latest action in a long-running campaign for better pay and conditions.more

Undergraduate students at Jesuit-run Georgetown University voted overwhelmingly April 11 to pay a new student fee that would be for reparations to the descendants of slaves owned and later sold by the school.more

Jeff Bezos on Thursday issued a challenge to other retailers, not naming which ones specifically, to match Amazon's pay and benefits.more

Brits are planning to spend £1.1 billion on chocolate, gifts and entertaining this Easter weekend, according to a new survey conducted by price comparison site finder.com. Easter spending is expected to increase by £330 million from last year, when British consumers were estimated to have spent £755 million on the spring holiday - excluding travel.more

A couple who won £161 million in the lottery, the largest ever prize claimed in Britain, have announced their intention 'to divorce amicably'.more

Albanian police have arrested four people and questioned 40 others after armed robbers stole millions of euros from an Austria Airlines aeroplane in a deadly heist.more

A coffee shop in Dublin may be the first in Ireland to have gone cashless, where customers cannot pay with cash.more

Uber fares will increase next week by an extra pound for journeys in London's congestion charge zone. more

The Ultra Low Emission Zone (ULEZ) has come into force in central London.more

Polish immigrants, if they still have an account in a Polish bank, can discover a bailiff's blockade, even if they know nothing about claims.more

Cash-strapped London councils are paying private landlords more than £14m a year in "incentives" simply to persuade them to house homeless people, the Guardian can reveal.more

The 17th Century diarist, famed for accounts of events such as the Great Fire of London and the Great Plague, features on the coin which will not enter general circulation.more

The Home Office should consider scrapping controversial immigration fees charged to children from families who can't afford it and refund profits made from failed citizenship applications, according to an official watchdog.more

Some 10,000 London Underground workers are to be balloted for strikes in a dispute over pay and conditions.more

"Retirement plus" is real, just support; as long as the PiS will rule, the program will be continued - said Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki in the Sejm.more