Spain begins three days of mourning after deadly train crash | Bolsonaro lands in the US
A computer malfunction and human error have been blamed for a deadly rail crash in central Spain that’s claimed at least 68 lives and injured up to 80 people.
Two high speed trains were heading south from the capital Madrid, when they collided on the line to Seville.
Officials say some 500 people were on board at the time of collision.
Negotiations are underway to form a new government in Israel after both major political blocs fell short of the 61 seats needed to run the country.
Brazilian Presidential candidate Flavio Bolsonaro has declared himself the legitimate leader of the country after fleeing to the US following his election defeat.
00:00 Deadly rail crash in Spain
03:24 Political deadlock in Israel
06:51 Flavio Bolsonaro fleas to the US after election loss
09:50 Tributes for US labour leader Dolores Huerta
12:47 Cruise ship suspends its lifetime trip
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