Officers from the Vistula Border Guard Unit intervened twice against passengers who were joking that they had bombs in their luggage. They were fined and did not go on their holidays.more

Andy Burnham, the frontrunner in the race to become British Prime Minister, announced yesterday that he does not want Brexit to be reversed. His rival had previously called for a return to the EU.more

Arsenal beat relegated Burnley 1-0 at home in the 37th round of the English Premier League and are now one step away from the Premier League title. German Kai Havertz scored in the 37th minute.more

During Pope Leo XIV’s visit to Madrid in June, 15 museums and cultural institutions based in the Spanish capital will open their doors free of charge, according to the EFE news agency, citing the organising committee for the papal visit.more

Visitors to the popular UK seaside town could face higher parking charges during day trips to the beach this summer.more

The Brexit debate is back in the UK. The issue has made the front pages of today’s newspapers because Wes Streeting – one of the candidates to replace Prime Minister Keir Starmer – has backed a return to the European Union. Meanwhile, Manchester’s mayor, Andy Burnham, who also wants to return to parliament and replace the current prime minister, would prefer to see the UK back in the EU. more

Planned strikes by drivers on the London Underground this week have been called off, the RMT union has announced. The union said that the two 24-hour stoppages from midday on Tuesday, which were set to disrupt travel over four days this week, had been suspended.more

Iga Swiatek maintained her third place in the latest WTA rankings, with Aryna Sabalenka remaining at the top. However, following the tournament in Rome, the Belarusian’s lead over her main rivals has narrowed. Jannik Sinner continues to lead the ATP rankings, whilst Hubert Hurkacz has dropped by as many as 25 places and is no longer the highest-ranked Polish player.more

Hantavirus infections are a test and a warning to the world, according to today's edition of “The Times” — which also warns against cutting funding for vaccine development.more

Parents could face jail if they fail to stop their children from committing crimes under Labour plans to overhaul the youth justice system. Ministers are hoping to prevent children from starting a life of crime with a series of reforms in the new Youth Justice White Paper published on Monday.more

Ryanair has caused a stir after trolling customers with an announcement about introducing WiFi on board its aircrafts. Many airlines now provide WiFi, allowing customers to connect to the internet while flying to their desired destinations.more

After a two-month absence due to injury, Łukasz Skorupski played the full match in goal for Bologna. His team secured a 1–0 away win against Atalanta Bergamo in the 37th round of the Italian top-flight league. Nicola Zalewski played for the home side until the 63rd minute.more

The question of which is Britain’s favourite butterfly is being put to a popular vote for the first time. The charity Butterfly Conservation is running the poll, which runs until 7 June, giving people the chance to choose their favourite from the 60 species that fly around Britain every summer.more

President Donald Trump, Vice-President J.D. Vance and a number of other senior officials took part yesterday in the Rededicate 250 prayer festival, aimed at recommitting America as ‘one nation under God’. The event drew thousands of people to Washington.more

Tube passengers are being urged not to climb onto the tracks to recover dropped belongings after the number of reported incidents more than doubled in three years. Transport for London (TfL) has issued a renewed safety warning following a sharp rise in reports of items ending up on the tracks across the Underground network.more

The captain’s armband, a standing ovation from the fans – including many of his compatriots – and finally tears in his eyes as he left the pitch following the 3–1 victory over Betis Seville: this was Robert Lewandowski’s farewell to Camp Nou. The Polish footballer announced on Saturday that he would be leaving Barcelona at the end of the season.more

In the 21st century, in an age of modern technology, including the rapid development of artificial intelligence, work is increasingly based on collaboration between people, agents and robots. Across ten European countries, 58% of all working hours could theoretically be automated using existing technologies. Here is the latest report from the McKinsey Global Institute.more

London has been named the best city in the world for culture by global online magazine Time Out. The capital was recognised for its large, high-quality, accessible cultural scene, which included "theatre, art galleries, museums, literary festivals, live music and comedy".more

The debate over the introduction of digital IDs in the UK has reignited after Charles shared an update during the King’s Speech. King Charles spoke about more than 35 Bills and draft Bills during the State Opening of Parliament on Wednesday, and gave an update on the polarising digital IDs during which he reiterated that they would not be mandatory.more

Robert Lewandowski is leaving with his head held high, having become one of FC Barcelona’s legends – this is how the Spanish media reacted to the Polish player’s announcement yesterday that he was ending his sporting career in the Catalan capital.more

At least 31 people were arrested yesterday in London at two rallies – a pro-Palestinian march and a far-right demonstration under the slogan “Unite the Kingdom” – according to police. Polish PiS MEP Dominik Tarczynski joined the participants of the far-right rally via a video link.more

Over the past five years, the number of ultra-high-net-worth individuals in Europe has risen to almost 184,000, according to the latest Wealth Report 2026, compiled by the international property consultancy Knight Frank.more

Manchester City have won the FA Cup for the eighth time in their history. They beat Chelsea 1–0 in the final at Wembley in London. Antoine Semenyo scored the goal in the 72nd minute.more

A direct Eurostar service between London and Switzerland has moved a step closer to becoming reality — though passengers are unlikely to board trains before 2030.more

The annual Sunday Times Rich List has revealed Britain’s wealthiest individuals and families, and how much they are worth. The billionaire Hinduja family tops the high-profile list for the fourth consecutive year, following the death of Gopichand Hinduja, the patriarch behind Indian Conglomerate Hinduja Group, who died last year.more