Young Brits will take the UK back into the European Union, the chief executive of Ryanair has claimed. more

Lidl has won a High Court battle against Tesco over the rival supermarket's use of a yellow circle logo. more

The UK has a fairly limited capability to deter Russian spy ships in the North Sea, former Deputy Chief of the Defence Staff General Simon Mayall assessed today. However, he added that such actions by Russia are nothing new.more

Cristiano Ronaldo is facing deportation from Saudi Arabia for making obscene gestures. The Al-Nassr Riyadh striker received a yellow card for choking a rival player in a 0-2 league loss to Al-Hilal and, coming off the pitch, grabbed his crotch, provoking fans.more

Polish citizens who have planned to travel but do not have a valid passport will be able to make a quick temporary passport at a point opened today by the Interior Ministry at Chopin Airport. The whole procedure will take 15 minutes, Minister of Internal Affairs and Administration Mariusz Kamiński said.more

The home secretary is expected to be given the ability to ignore attempts by European judges to halt migrant deportations from the UK.more

Shootings in the centre of Marseille, drug addicts wandering from park to park, record seizures of cocaine in the ports. Across the country, drug consumption and trafficking are wreaking havoc, notes today's Le Figaro newspaper in an editorial commentary.more

Spanish tennis player Rafael Nadal, who is treating a hip injury sustained at the Australian Open in January, announced yesterday that he is withdrawing from next week's ATP tournament in Madrid.more

The European Union and the United Kingdom equally want the Russian aggression against Ukraine to fail and for its territorial integrity to be restored, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen stressed in Belfast yesterday.more

Russia has developed a programme to sabotage wind farms and communication cables in the North Sea, the BBC reported, citing details of an investigation by public broadcasters in Denmark, Norway, Sweden and Finland.more

A trio of telecoms firms have been accused of overcharging hundreds of thousands of landline-only customers by almost £200m, according to research. Economists at Fideres argue that almost 600,000 UK landline-only customers have been charged “excessive” prices since 2009.more

'We have not found any extraterrestrial activity or technology so far in the course of our investigations,' Dr Sean Kirkpatrick, head of the Pentagon-appointed team to investigate unexplained aerial phenomena (UAP), declared in the Senate yesterday. 650 such phenomena have been recorded so far, he said, of which several per cent betray advanced technical capabilities and may originate from abroad.more

The Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile (FIA) has rejected an appeal against a five-second penalty imposed on Carlos Sainz Jr. at the Australian Grand Prix, the third round of the series, which relegated him from fourth to 12th place. The decision resulted in the Spaniard finishing that Formula One race without points.more

Travellers arriving in London in the period around the coronation of King Charles III will face "unavoidable disruption", trade union Unite warned yesterday as it announced another strike by security screening staff at Heathrow Airport.more

Portuguese President Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa yesterday vetoed a bill legalising euthanasia in the country. It was passed by Portugal's unicameral parliament on 31 March this year.more

The Good Friday Agreement will always be remembered as one of the most remarkable political achievements of our lifetime and, despite its imperfections, is the best and only basis for peace and prosperity in Northern Ireland, British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak announced yesterday.more

Manchester City and Inter Milan's players have advanced to the semi-finals of the Champions League. The English team, having been three goals ahead from a week ago, drew 1:1 away against Bayern Munich. The Milanese, after winning 2:0 in Lisbon, drew 3:3 at home against Benfica.more

At least 100,000 people will face disruption at four German airports today and tomorrow after the Verdi trade union called for airport security staff to strike over protracted wage negotiations.more

China seeks not technological parity with the West, but technological supremacy to achieve a dominant role in all global affairs, head of the UK's National Cybersecurity Center (NSCS) Lindy Cameron has warnedmore

A court has ordered the Catholic university KU Leuven to allow neo-Nazi and anti-Semitic Austrian politician Martin Sellner to give a lecture at the university. Previously, the university had rejected an application from the Nationalist Students' Association (NSV) on the matter, citing security concerns.more

Belarusian tennis player Aryna Sabalenka stresses that Alexander Lukashenko's comments about her "do not help". The world's second-ranked player entered the WTA tournament in Stuttgart tonight.more

Donated by Pope Francis, two small fragments from the cross on which Jesus was crucified have been placed in the new Cross of Wales to lead the coronation procession of Charles III at Westminster Abbey, it has been announced.more

Venice is preparing for two big waves of tourists on the long weekend in connection with the Liberation Day on April 25 and on the next one, on the occasion of May 1. The city authorities forecast an influx of tens of thousands of people. Meanwhile, the local tourism and catering industry is struggling with a labor shortage.more

The companies of two Russian oligarchs earn a fortune in the Polish construction sector. They supply not only roofing, but also mineral wool. The ingredients needed for their production are imported from Russia, as reported in the latest issue of "Gazeta Polska".more

On Sunday 23 April, the Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, invites Londoners and visitors to the capital to enjoy an afternoon of free, family-friendly entertainment in Trafalgar Square to mark St George’s Day.more