Ciekawostki

The 48th annual running of the New York City Marathon is scheduled to occur this weekend.more

A 52-year-old businessman from Tuscany, he fled to Scotland, where he masked a sudden loss of memory and Italian knowledge because he felt overwhelmed by his mother-in-law. "I invented everything, I wanted to regain my position at home" - man admitted.more

A giant 36ft effigy of Boris Johnson will go up in flames for Bonfire Night.more

New Baltic town project for a billion euros was about to start this year. The Environmental Protection Directorate has been saying "no" for six years - said yesterday's "Puls Biznesu".more

Scores of people braved near-freezing temperatures to queue up for a limited edition pair of adidas trainers which are inspired by the London Underground.more

During the night from Saturday to Sunday, we change the time from summer to winter, and we will sleep an hour longer. October 28 in the morning, we will reset the clocks from hours 2:00 am to 01:00 (in Poland from 03:00 to 02:00). more

Stonehenge is celebrating a century of belonging to the nation with music, art, an inflatable stone circle and an anniversary tea party. English Heritage and artist Jeremy Deller were holding a day of events on Friday to mark 100 years since Cecil Chubb and his wife Mary donated the stone circle to the nation, beginning its transformation from neglect to national monument.more

The interactive humanoid robot offers customers a fun new way to find out about their journey before departure, and entertains younger travellers.more

If you're a dog owner, you'll know that fireworks can be seriously stressful - and bonfire night is probably an annual source of anxiety. But if the big bangs leave your pooch trembling under the sofa, this year you can use a special anxiety hotline - just for dogs.more

Stephen Hawking's personal items are going up for auction in London. Auctioneer Christie's is selling 22 items from Hawking, including his doctoral thesis on the origins of the universe.more

It is the "great glass elevator" that will whisk visitors to the top of a chimney at Battersea Power Station where sulphurous fumes once belched out over London. more

One of Britain's largest apartments has been put on the market for almost £10 million, and it comes with an 85ft long entertainment room.more

Of the one hundred monuments standing in Milan, none is dedicated to a woman. more

US First Lady Melania Trump has dismissed speculation about the state of her marriage, saying her husband's alleged extra-marital affairs are not her "concern or focus" because she has better things to do. In an interview with ABC News, she said media speculation about her marriage was not "pleasant".more

Towering skyscrapers on postcards from the Finnish capital? There are not yet such, but soon they can become as popular as those with the traditional symbols of the port city. The skyscraper together with a group of high-rise buildings would give Helsinki a "city" character.more

The buyer of the Banksy print that was partially shredded immediately after its auction will go ahead with the £1m purchase amid claims that its value will have significantly increased following the self-destruction.more

Prestonpans resident Jozef Czech turned 100 last Tuesday and celebrated it in the same way he has marked almost every day for the past decade with lunch at a local pub.more

The candidate of the United Right for the president of Gdynia, PiS deputy Marcin Horała, announced that he would take steps to enter the city on the UNESCO World Heritage List. Support for these efforts was declared by the deputy head of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Szymon Szynkowski aka Sęk.more

Jean-Claude Juncker appeared to mock Theresa May when he started dancing in a style that appeared to resemble the PM's unique moves.more

Researchers who carried out a detailed study found keeping the 'castle' in tip top condition demands 104 hours of decorating or DIY, 493 hours cleaning and £1,081 on tradesmen coming round every year.more

Confused by common markets? Baffled by Brexit? Then you need to speak to Nancy.more

A British university has invested millions of pounds to provide more gender-neutral toilets on campus. The University of Bristol has invested 'about £3.4m' to refurbish the current toilets and to create non-gendered facilities across more than 30 buildings.more

A newly married couple had an unexpected gatecrasher when Theresa May showed up at their waterside wedding. But the prime minister, who has been busting out her best moves all summer in an effort to strengthen UK's trading links with Africa, just couldn't quite manage to get the impromptu meeting to go smoothly.more

A study of our belief in the supernatural has found two thirds of us believe in magic, while up to 29 per cent think that vampires are real.more

The Guinness World Record for the steepest street is currently held by a road in New Zealand, but the people of Ffordd Pen Llec in Wales disagree.more