Poland reopens discussion on Sunday trading as consumers call for an extra shopping day
Poland has reopened its discussion on Sunday trading following consumer calls for an additional day to run errands.
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Finland orders seizure of Russian assets at request of Ukrainian oil and gas company
A Finnish court has ordered the seizure of Russian assets in Finland worth tens of billions of euros after ruling in favour of Ukraine's state-owned oil and gas company, Naftogaz.
No need to change, McLaren boss tells Norris
McLaren have told Lando Norris he has no need to change the way he drives in the Formula One title battle with Red Bull's Max Verstappen, according to team boss Andrea Stella.
Thousands march in Lisbon against racism and police violence after police shoot dead man
Thousands in Lisbon took part in a demonstration against police violence on Saturday after several nights of riots triggered by the death of a man shot and killed by police earlier this week.
He was shot dead as he tried to enter his home, six years on his family are still hunting for answers
Six years after the brutal murder of Leroy Ottey, his family and the police are still seeking answers. Known to his loved ones as Mari, Leroy was gunned down by an unidentified shooter as he tried to enter his family home on Alderson Road in Wavertree.
International crime gang operating £3m 'chop shop' plot in Greater Manchester smashed
An international organised crime gang which orchestrated a £3 million ‘chop shop’ has been smashed.
Viktor Orbán claims EU installed 'puppet government' in Poland
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has suggested that Poland's government and its prime minister, Donald Tusk, were installed in power by the EU as part of a plot to remove the country's previous right-wing populist leadership.
Future of Sport in Canada Commission to hold cross-country hearings in 9 cities
The Future of Sport in Canada Commission has announced dates and locations for its cross-country consultations.