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At least 30 passengers dead as two trains collide in Spain

A Renfe and an Iryo train crashed just after 9am local time, causing two Iryo wagons to derail.

Shirley Ballas' US leap has insiders fearing 'beginning of the end' for BBC show

STRICTLY Come Dancing is approaching the halfway point of its latest series – but the BBC juggernaut still hasn’t quite found its groove.

Judge rules Trump-appointed US prosecutor in Los Angeles is not serving legally

Faced with widespread voter discontent over the spike in oil prices since he attacked Iran, Donald Trump staged his rally in Corpus Christi, Texas, on Tuesday alongside a vast oil tanker, the Angerona, which the president said had just arrived from Venezuela bearing a personal gift for him: a million barrels of oil.

Britain’s Economy Needs Fixing

Labour must reject neoliberalism and build a state that serves working people.

Labour’s Leadership Must Enforce International Law

The choice is clear: impunity and brute force, or justice and global cooperation.

Lowry, Rose and eight others pull out in £1.1m decision as tournament rocked

Shane Lowry and Justin Rose are among the high-profile players who are set to skip the upcoming DP World Tour playoffs. The European tour's two-tournament playoff series gets under way with the Abu Dhabi Aldar Championship on November 5, followed by the DP World Tour Championship in Dubai the following week.

Russell Brand says he couldn’t find anyone to give evidence on his behalf in rape and sexual assault trial

Earlier, Brand told the court that he had struggled to find anyone to give evidence on his behalf, saying the consequences of the September 2023 investigation by the Sunday Times, Times, and Channel 4 Dispatches were “devastating”.

Dream say WNBA finals concerns went unheeded as teams prepare for 12:30 PM Thursday start

Crucial Game 6 will take place on Thursday afternoon

At least 31 dead and 80 injured after two trains collide in Spain

The death toll from today’s train collision has risen to 31, according to the latest information from local government in Castile-La Mancha.

Arsenal to Appeal Max Dowman's Red Card After Sending Off Against Fleetwood Town

The youngster was dismissed for kicking out at Fleetwood defender Harrison Neal

Kemi Badenoch destroys Andy Burnham in just seven words in PMQs Brexit clash

Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch humiliated Prime Minister Andy Burnham in a brutal PMQs clash just minutes before Chancellor John Healey was set to deliver his make-or-break Budget. She focused on Mr Burnham's suggestion that the UK should reintroduce freedom of movement.

The gorgeous little UK village with impressive independent businesses

William the Conqueror, as his name suggests, was an invader, and throughout history occupiers have needed to establish authority over the natives of their new territory. The Norman duke did this by building castles throughout England, and Castle Hedingham boasts what is referred to as one of the best preserved examples, as well as a proud and close-knit community. Adam Toms on this historic gem.