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What happenedSpain has declared three days of national mourning after 68 people were killed when two high-speed trains collided near Urda yesterday. The accident also left 107 others requiring hospital treatment, with 15 of those in a serious condition.The trains, operated by the state-owned Renfe a...

What happenedRight-wing activist Tommy Robinson, whose real name is Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, has been found guilty of harassing two Daily Mail journalists in a campaign that left them and their families fearing violence.A jury at Southwark Crown Court convicted Robinson yesterday after hearing that he...

What happenedOne of Africa’s top health executives has warned that the latest Ebola outbreak could make its way to Europe and the UK. Jean Kaseya, director general of the Africa Centres for Disease Control and Prevention, said the scale of the current outbreak – the first to affect three African reg...
A homelessness charity is helping young people move from temporary accommodation into jobs and permanent homes by offering training in cooking and hospitality. Fat Macy’s gives participants work experience at its east London restaurant, alongside up to £1,500 to go towards a rental deposit. Among th...

Some survivors of extreme weather events are channelling their experience and “starting to organise into a political force”, according to The Guardian.With apocalyptic floods, wildfires and other events becoming more common, that force is growing and transforming devastation and heartache into actio...
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The Explainer As first barrel of Venezuelan crude arrives in the US, controversial oil deal with Caracas is seen by many as US asset seizure

The Explainer Researchers analyzed data from 22 studies across the world

The Explainer Scientists suggest one in four people with depression could fall into new subtype linked to a disrupted body clock

The Explainer Pulling funding from world’s third largest telescope is ‘act of national self-harm’, with planned cuts ‘just the tip of the iceberg’, say scientists

Talking Point From serial champions to ‘rotten institution’, the club’s priority now should be ‘to think big again, and invest big’

Talking Point More schools are offering a longer break, forcing parents to take unpaid leave or pay for more childcare

Talking Points Wall Street reassesses its tech exuberance



Under The Radar ‘Emotion’ and ‘humanity’ are turning tears into power

Under the Radar Tomoka Nishiyama breaks through male-dominated shogi ceiling

Under the Radar The southeast African nation has been hit by a currency shortage – and the nation’s drivers are paying the price

Speed Read It comes less than two weeks after the rapper was dropped by Ed Sheeran’s tour

Speed Read Democratic lawmakers have demanded more details about the ad

Speed Read The two leaders have “never gotten along better,” Trump claimed

Speed Read The parts were “inexplicably diverted” to the city, Bloomberg reported
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Feature Simon Sebag Montefiore writes about the Middle East and a moving memoir about what the end of life looks like
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Feature The administration has called Putin a humanitarian, among other things
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