Too many people showed up and there were no tickets allowing tourists and Olympic fans to see the Olympic torch set in the Tuileries Gardens in Paris.more

Residents of the tourist-heavy island of Santorini in Greece want to limit the number of arriving guests. "Santorini is a natural wonder that can turn into a monster," warned the owner of a local hotel.more

National Lottery operator Allwyn confirmed on Sunday morning that it had received the claim.more

Interest in advertisements for apartments for rent increased by 12% in June. m/m and 20 percent y/y. - it was reported in the Otodom website report. The most sought-after apartments were 2-room apartments with an area of ​​at least 40 square meters, and one of the most important amenities for tenants was air conditioning.more

Drivers are still paying too much for fuel, the UK's competition watchdog has warned, with high prices costing motorists £1.6bn last year alone. The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) said that weakened competition in the fuel sector is impacting drivers' wallets.more

Kamala Harris, the likely Democratic candidate in the November US presidential elections, is considering only three candidates for the position of vice president. These people are Arizona Senator Mark Kelly, Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro and Minnesota Governor Tim Walz, Bloomberg revealed.more

The leader of the world tennis rankings, Iga Swiatek, and Polish volleyball players began their participation in the Olympic competition in Paris with convincing victories. The first gold medal in this event was won by Chinese shooters Yuting Huang and Lihao Sheng.more

Cineworld has announced plans to close six cinemas across the UK as part of a wide-ranging restructuring plan.more

An insult to Leonardo da Vinci, a parody of his "Last Supper" with the participation of a drag queen, an attack on Christian values ​​- this is how some of the elements of Friday's inauguration of the Summer Olympic Games in Paris are summarized by the center-right Italian daily "Il Giornale". more

Thousands of supporters of the far-right activist Tommy Robinson have filled Trafalgar Square in central London after a march. He claimed the event was the "biggest patriotic rally" the UK had ever seen.more

LOT Polish Airlines passengers travelling on Boeing 787 Dreamliner aircraft will be able to use the internet, according to a signed agreement between the national carrier and Viasat. Internet connectivity on board the first aircraft will be available in 2026. - it was reported.more

Monegasque Charles Leclerc (Ferrari) will start Sunday's Belgian Grand Prix in Spa, the 14th round of the Formula 1 world championship, in first place. The qualifications were won by Dutchman Max Verstappen (Red Bull Racing), who was pushed back 10 positions at the start due to a penalty. more

Largest survey of its kind shows estimated 2.5% of adults have struggled with problem gambling.more

The last weekend of July in Italy is the hottest so far this year, meteorologists warn. The severe heatwave with temperatures reaching 40 degrees C coincides with millions of people going on holiday and traffic jams on the motorways.more

Research commissioned by Google estimates 31% of jobs would be insulated from AI and 61% radically transformed by it.more

Real sanctions against the Kremlin, a strengthening of Nato, a lend-lease for Ukraine and the lifting of restrictions on the use of US weapons in its war against Russia - according to former US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, these are all elements of Donald Trump's plan for Ukraine should the Republican win the presidential election.more

No. 1 seed Iga Swiatek advanced to the second round of the Olympic tennis tournament in Paris after a 6:2, 7:5 victory over Romanian Irina-Camelia Begu. The Pole's next opponent will be Frenchwoman Diane Parry or Nadia Podoroska of Argentina.more

The UK government said yesterday that it would not continue its efforts to challenge the International Criminal Court's (ICC) authority to issue arrest warrants for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Defence Minister Joav Galant.more

Humanity must confront the ‘epidemic of extreme heat’ it has caused, UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres called on Thursday. According to scientists, Sunday, Monday and Tuesday were the warmest days on Earth in the history of measuring.more

Poles' attitude to the legalisation of civil partnerships differs depending on whether it concerns same-sex or different-sex unions. 90 per cent of respondents approve of the possibility of formalising unions between a man and a woman, while 52 per cent are in favour of legalising them for same-sex couples, according to the CBOS survey.more

The organisers of the Olympic Games in Paris had promised a ‘spectacular’ opening ceremony and they kept their word, although the reception of the spectacle, which took place on Friday evening, was disrupted by a torrential downpour. However, fans were not prevented from enjoying the ceremony by the rain or the long queues to enter.more

A suspected shark has been spotted swimming in the River Thames in London. Shocked onlookers filmed the shark fin cutting through the water and posted it on social media.more

An image campaign for Poland prepared by the Polish Tourist Organisation is underway in the Paris metro. Posters with the slogan ‘next stop - Poland’ encourage visitors to visit Warsaw, Krakow and other cities that can be reached by plane from Paris.more

Lawyers criticise what they consider inconsistencies in the handling of individual foreign nationals’ cases.more

Number one seed Iga Swiatek will start her competition at the Olympic Games in Paris with a duel against Romanian Irina-Camelia Begu. In the tennis tournament, the duel between Serb Novak Djokovic and Spaniard Rafael Nadal could take place in the 2nd round.more