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Migrants who have been convicted of a criminal offence will be required to scan their faces up to five times a day using smartwatches installed with facial recognition technology under plans from the Home Office and the Ministry of Justice.more

The NHS in England cannot wait for a new prime minister to appear in order to deal with the crisis, warned Health Minister Steve Barclay. As he added, "many challenges await us in the fall and winter, including the flu season and the next wave of coronavirus."more

A fresh ban on evictions has been called for as the number of renters being forced from their homes by their landlords has more than doubled in the last 12 months, the Irish Examiner can reveal. more

It was only 92 years after the end of World War I that Germany paid the last installment of war reparations determined under the provisions of the Treaty of Versailles. The final compensation tranche of EUR 70 million was transferred by the Bundesbank to the accounts of the governments of Great Britain and France in 2010.more

Britain's atypical political state will force the Queen to shorten her annual Scottish vacation and return home to see the new prime minister, reports the British press today.more

Western countries are increasingly concerned about the deepening of economic cooperation between Turkey and Russia and are considering taking action against Ankara if it helps to avoid sanctions imposed on Moscow, the Financial Times reported.more

Since the Germans do not want to talk about reparations for the damage they caused during World War II, Poland should sue them before an international tribunal - Daniel Kawczynski, a British MP of Polish origin, told PAP.more

The foreign politicians most trusted by Poles are Volodymyr Zelenski (86 per cent), Joe Biden (74 per cent) and Boris Johnson (55 per cent). Vladimir Putin and Aleksandr Lukashenko are the most distrusted, according to the July CBOS survey.more

The Israeli Armed Forces (IDF) reported yesterday evening that the Palestinian Islamic Jihad organization had fired 80 rockets at Israel in retaliation for killing one of its leaders; none caused losses. Tel Aviv has opened public shelters for residents.more

The EU has decided to impose sanctions on two more individuals in connection with Russia's ongoing unjustified and unprovoked military aggression against Ukraine. These are former pro-Russian Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych and his son Oleksandr.more

Due to the "exceptional drought" and the difficult situation facing many areas of the country, French Prime Minister Elisabeth Borne has set up an inter-ministerial emergency unit that will take protective measures for the transport, energy and agricultural sectors, the head of government's office announced today.more

Former finance minister Rishi Sunak clearly won - according to the audience gathered in the studio - last night's televised debate between the candidates for Britain's new prime minister. But it is still head of diplomacy Liz Truss who is the election favourite.more

On July 28 - August 1, 2022, Research Partner conducted another study on the Ariadna panel Poles' political preferences.more

Mark Rutte can pride himself on being the longest-serving head of government in the history of the Netherlands - he has been running the cabinet continuously since October 14, 2010. Today, on his 4,310th day of ruling, he broke the record of Ruud Lubbers, who ruled the country of tulips for 4,309 days, from 1982 to 1994.more

British Foreign Minister Liz Truss's advantage over former Finance Minister Rishi Sunak in the election of the new Conservative party leader has risen to 38 percentage points. - according to a YouGov poll for The Times daily.more

China's ambassador to the UK, Zheng Zeguang, has threatened "serious consequences" if British lawmakers visit Taiwan, Reuters reported, citing information in today's UK newspaper The Guardian.more

The British Conservative Party was forced to delay voting for its new leader and to change its rules after the National Cybersecurity Center (NCSC) warned of a possible cyberattack, the Daily Telegraph revealed.more

The foreign ministers of the G7 countries issued a statement in which they assured that they are considering using all methods to prevent Russia from generating exceptionally large revenues thanks to high oil prices.more

Whoever commits offenses against China will inevitably be punished, warned Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi. In this way, he commented on the ongoing visit of US House of Representatives Speaker Nancy Pelosi to Taiwan, against which Beijing is vehemently protesting.more

Harmful body expectations mean ads should carry warnings if model photos are digitally altered, say MPs. The Health and Social Care Committee wants the government to quickly introduce new laws.more

Liz Truss has received a boost in her bid to become the next prime minister after her candidacy was backed by former leadership rival Penny Mordaunt. The trade minister was knocked out of the race after finishing third behind Ms Truss and ex-chancellor Rishi Sunak.more

The world is facing a nuclear threat that has not been seen since the Cold War, warned UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres at the NPT review conference that began yesterday in New York.more

Tourism Ireland was worried a Lonely Planet article referencing “soaring hotel costs” here and how renting a car would make a “significant dent” would get “amplified” across the world.more

Members of the UK's ruling Conservative Party began voting today for the party's new leader. The winner - Foreign Minister Liz Truss or former Finance Minister Rishi Sunak - will replace Boris Johnson as Prime Minister on 6 September.more

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is preparing his country for an intensified war with Russia, reports today's "Le Figaro" daily.more