The number of spectacular attacks on ATMs is increasing dramatically across Europe. The machines are often blown up by specialized gangs. "The perpetrators are unscrupulous, they are not interested in (the safety of) people, they only care about money," - Europol spokeswoman Claire Georges is quoted by the Spiegel weekly portal as saying.more

Robert Lewandowski scored a goal and assisted on another goal in yesterday's match of the 11th round of the Spanish Football Premier League, in which Barcelona defeated Athletic Bilbao 4:0 at home. The top scorer of the "Pride of Catalonia" played until the 63rd minute.more

Former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced last night that he will not run for the leadership of the ruling Conservative Party. This effectively determines that the new leader, and consequently the country's prime minister, will be former Finance Minister Rishi Sunak.more

Maternity services in England have deteriorated to their lowest level, the hospitals regulator has said, as it expressed “deep concerns” about the quality of care given to mothers and babies.more

German Football Premier League leader Union Berlin suffered its second defeat of the season. Tymoteusz Puchacz's team, who was not in the match staff this time, succumbed to VfL Bochum 1:2, the last team before this round, in an away game.more

Russian spies are using the popular French ad site Leboncoin to recruit collaborators and extract information from students and young experts in various fields, the French General Directorate of Internal Security (DGSI) warns.more

Britons buy more new items of clothing each year than people living in any other country in Europe. The average Briton owns 76 items of clothing, but throws away 72 of them each year, reports the " Telegraph" daily.more

Most Poles will blame the government for the lack of money from the European Union, according to a poll commissioned by "Rzeczpospolita," published Saturday on the newspaper's website.more

Heavy rain for much of the south could lead to flooding, leaving businesses and homes at risk of damage, forecasters have warned. A yellow weather warning has been put in place for the thunder for London and much of England and parts of Wales right through until 5am on Monday, the Met Office has said.more

Real Madrid players defeated Sevilla 3:1 at their home stadium in the match of the 11th round of the Spanish Premier League. "The royals" have strengthened their lead in the table. They are six points ahead of Robert Lewandowski's Barcelona, which will take on Atheltic Bilbao today.more

Experts warn that this winter we may be facing a so-called twindemia, or two epidemics at the same time. "A combined wave of Covid-19 and influenza is currently on the rise," warned German Health Minister Karl Lauterbach on Twitter a few days ago. More and more cases of influenza, as well as coronavirus, are being reported in the country, especially among the elderly, the RND website reports todaymore

Thousands of protesters have marched through central London calling for the UK to rejoin the EU. The national rejoin march on Saturday saw large crowds of people walk from Park Lane to Parliament Square. Marchers from across the UK travelled for hours to attend.more

A Russian IT worker has been hiding in the woods for a month ahead of mobilization for the war in Ukraine, writes independent portal Mediazona. In the wilderness, the programmer has two tents: one for sleeping, the other for working.more

Defending Italian soccer champion AC Milan defeated Monza 4:1 at home in the 11th round and equaled Napoli at the top of the table. Piotr Zielinski's team will face Roma in Rome today. Inter Milan also scored a victory - over Fiorentina 4:3.more

Former British Chancellor Rishi Sunak officially announced today that he will run for the leadership of the Conservative Party. The new leader will also take over as the country's prime minister. Sunak has already reached the required threshold of support to run for election.more

Poland has warned for years against getting too close to Russia on the gas issue, but the Netherlands focused on the economic aspect, ignoring geopolitics. Now it is finding out firsthand that Putin cannot be trusted with gas, the "NRC" daily wrote yesterday.more

Manchester City's defending champions beat Brighton & Hove Albion 3:1 at home in yesterday's match of the 13th round of the Premier League. Liverpool, on the other hand, suffered a sensational defeat. Away, it lost 0:1 to Nottingham Forrest, the last before this series of matches.more

The two main contenders for the leadership of Britain's Conservative Party - former Prime Minister Boris Johnson and former Finance Minister in his cabinet Rishi Sunak - were to meet secretly to strike a deal, British media reported last night.more

Air travel is getting more and more expensive: tickets for 19 euros to Majorca, Paris or London are becoming history. Now passengers will have to dig deeper into their pockets, prices may rise by as much as 25 percent. And that's the way it's going to stay for now, the ZDF TV portal wrote yesterday.more

Bayern Munich defeated Hoffenheim 2:0 in an away game in the 11th round and strengthened its position as runner-up of the German Football Premier League. Borussia Dortmund moved up to fourth place, having crushed VfB Stuttgart 5:0. Leading Union Berlin plays today.more

The value of discounts on electricity bills for households that cut peak-time use is to be raised, National Grid ESO has said.more

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky called "terrorist tactics" Russian shelling of civilian infrastructure. "The world can and should stop this terror," appealed Zelenskiy, commenting on Saturday's wave of attacks by Russian forces.more

The 2006 world runner-up, Franck Ribery, has retired from his sport. The 39-year-old footballer in the spring extended his contract with the Italian Salernitana, but due to prolonged knee problems, the French had to announce "it's over".more

Yesterday, after just 45 days of serving as British Prime Minister, Liz Truss resigned. In her speech, she explained that she was unable to fulfill her mandate. Piers Morgan immediately took the floor, suggesting on Twitter that he could become the new head of the British government.more

The poll of the Pollster Research Institute for "Super Express" shows that 51 percent. respondents are against, and 37 percent. for raising PLN 500 plus to PLN 800. This is a clear signal for the ruling party - assessed in today's edition of "SE".more