The UK government announced yesterday that it wants fully-self-driving cars to be on the country's roads by 2025. To make this possible, it will contribute £100m to the development of the technology.more

English Premier League football relegation club Nottingham Forest have acquired their 16th player in the current transfer window. The team, ranked 10th after two Premier League rounds, has signed Morgan Gibbs-White from Wolverhampton Wanderers.more

A rather unusual problem with millenials and generation Z has the authorities in the Land of the Cherry Blossom. It has emerged that young Japanese consume significantly less alcoholic beverages than their parents. Companies producing spirits are losing out, as is the state budget. Therefore, the Japanese government decided to organise a campaign to promote drinking.more

The Tesco Ireland Group will spend EUR 50 million this year on the modernization of stores and the opening of new outlets on the Green Island. It is believed that it will have 165 branches by the end of the year.more

Since Princess Diana died in a car accident in 1997, there have been many conspiracy theories about it. The most popular claim that the accident was planned, so Lady Di was in fact murdered. A four-part documentary on the Duchess sheds new light on the issue. We learn from it that Diana suspected towards the end of her life that she may have been the victim of an assassination attempt.more

In the five strongest leagues in Europe this coming weekend, it is in vain to look for a blockbuster match. Such has usually been the clash between Manchester United and Liverpool, but the former club is currently in crisis. Robert Lewandowski's Barcelona will play against Real Sociedad.more

21 per cent of young people aged between 18 and 24 do not want to have children at all, according to the latest CBOS survey. At the same time, the survey shows that just over half of Poles have as many children as they wanted.more

New investors have created a copy of the Starbucks coffee shop chain, which today launched in Moscow under the English-language name Stars Coffee. Its logo depicts the distinctive mermaid from the US original, but wearing the traditional Russian headgear - the cookoosh. Starbucks closed its coffee shops in Russia in May in response to the Russian invasion of Ukraine.more