Mariusz Czerkawski believes that after leaving Barcelona, ​​choosing Saudi Arabia would be a better option for Robert Lewandowski than playing in the U.S. "America is unique, and football is still not the number one sport there," notes the former hockey player, who spent a dozen or so years overseas.more

A parking space in an underground garage in a building in Rome's historic center, near Piazza Navona, is up for sale for a record €260,000. A two-bedroom apartment in other districts of the city could be purchased for this price.more

For just a few pounds per person, families can visit the world's longest pleasure pier just 90 minutes from London – complete with its own railway ferrying you to a day out on the boards.more

The latest Office for National Statistics (ONS) figures show that, in the 12 months to June 2025, the number of people entering a country minus the number of people who leave each year, was an estimated 204,000 – down 69 per cent from 649,000 a year earlier and the lowest annual figure since 2021. The dramatic fall has been driven by a big drop in people coming to Britain for work or study. more

Bosses at Lloyds Banking Group are considering axing the Halifax as a standalone brand, as part of a sweeping review that could result in the historic 174-year-old lender disappearing from Britain’s high streets.more

Jurand Czabański set a new world record in the 20-speed Continuous Ironman, a feat that had remained unattainable for nearly three decades. During the competition in Brazil, the Pole covered the 4,520 kilometers in 412 hours, 42 minutes, and 27 seconds, surpassing the historic record set in 1998.more

The UK would be keen to replicate the EU’s agreement with Mercosur, according to a report by Euractiv based on an interview with the UK’s Trade Minister, Chris Bryant. He said that London is considering concluding such an agreement because the EU deal has put British manufacturers at a disadvantage.more

"Dangerous and unacceptable" is how British Defense Secretary John Healey described the actions of Russian pilots over the Black Sea on Wednesday. The Russians came within striking distance of the RAF plane.more

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs raised the travel warning level for the Bolivian capital, La Paz, on Wednesday. It currently advises against all travel to the city. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs advises against non-essential travel to the rest of the country. The situation is linked to violent protests and roadblocks.more

The world's top tennis players intend to limit their media appearances ahead of the French Open Grand Slam tournament to 15 minutes in protest at the amount of prize money on offer, the BBC reported.more

“The British left must change course, or else it will hand power over to the right-wing Reform UK and nationalists in Wales and Scotland,” warned Wes Streeting yesterday, one of the candidates vying to replace Keir Starmer as leader.more

In May of this year, the average asking price on the Warsaw development market exceeded PLN 20,000 per square meter for the first time in history, according to Otodom data. However, experts point out that this is the result of a shift in the supply structure, with the average transaction price being nearly 14% lower.more

Two London universities kicked out students for cheating with artificial intelligence in the last academic year, according to new data. Both University College London (UCL) and Imperial College London expelled students during the 2024-25 academic year, according to data released under the Freedom of Information Act.more

Aston Villa, led by Matty Cash, won the Europa League. In Wednesday's final in Istanbul, the Birmingham club defeated SC Freiburg 3-0 (2-0).more

On Wednesday afternoon, a 3.9 magnitude earthquake hit the Danish capital, the third strongest in Danish history since 1930, the Geological Survey of Denmark and Greenland (GEUS) reported.more

Global warming threatens the British way of life, warns the Climate Change Committee (CCC). A report published on Wednesday recommends that schools and hospitals be redesigned and that temperature limits be introduced in workplaces.more

Government ministers are pressing supermarkets on cutting costs for shoppers but will not force them to cap prices on essentials such as eggs, bread and milk. Multiple supermarket sources told the BBC that the government had urged them to voluntarily freeze the price of key groceries, in return for an easing of regulations.more

A new survey reveals that over half of the population anticipates widespread unemployment due to artificial intelligence (AI), with more than a fifth fearing jobs will disappear so rapidly it could trigger civil unrest.more

Spanish tennis player Carlos Alcaraz, who is struggling with a wrist injury, has announced that he will miss part of the grass-court season and, as a result, will not compete in the Wimbledon Grand Slam tournament in London.more

Petrol prices across the UK have now surpassed levels seen during the Iran oil crisis, reaching their highest point since December 2022, new figures show. The average cost of a litre of petrol at British forecourts currently stands at 158.5p, according to the RAC.more

The Scottish Parliament has elected John Swinney as First Minister (head of government) of Scotland; this will be his second consecutive term in the role. Swinney is the leader of the Scottish National Party (SNP), which advocates for Scotland’s independence from the United Kingdom.more

Airlines shouldn’t run out of fuel. Although the price has risen sharply, the fall in demand for air travel means we are still paying a moderate price for our journeys, reports “Dziennik Gazeta Prawna” today.more

Former captain of the Swedish national football team, Zlatan Ibrahimovic, will be a pundit for FOX during the World Cup in the USA, Canada and Mexico. In the channel’s latest advert, he predicted that the World Cup would be won by… the Republic of Zlatan.more

Warsaw and London are close to reaching an agreement on the teaching of Polish in British schools, Education Minister Barbara Nowacka announced during her visit to London on Tuesday.more

Sean Parnell, a spokesperson for the US Department of Defence, confirmed today that the Pentagon has decided to reduce the number of Brigade Combat Teams (BCTs) stationed in Europe from four to three. In a post on X, he added that this would mean, among other things, “a delay in the deployment of US forces to Poland”.more