Albert Tait

3 days ago | msn.com | Albert Tait

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3 days ago | msn.com | Albert Tait

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3 days ago | nzherald.co.nz | Albert Tait

Two separate fatalities near Lille halted Eurostar services and left passengers stranded for up to seven hours. Photo / 123RFEurostar passengers have complained of being stuck for up to seven hours after two people were fatally struck by trains. Trains in both directions between London St Pancras International and Gare Du Nord in Paris were delayed for hours or cancelled on Tuesday evening local time. The operator confirmed two separate fatalities between Lille and Paris.

3 days ago | telegraph.co.uk | Albert Tait

Dmitry Gorenburg, a senior research scientist at the Centre for Naval Analyses, told the BBC: "The action seems designed to deter the UK and other Nato states from attempting to board and, or, seize these vessels, since the presence of a military escort heightens the risk of confrontation and further escalation." BBC Verify, the broadcaster's fact-checking unit, said the Boikiy did not activate its tracking systems when it departed from Conakry, the capital of Guinea, in West Africa earlier...

3 days ago | telegraph.co.uk | Albert Tait

By Albert Tait Eurostar passengers have complained of being stuck for up to sevenhours after a person was hit by a train on its tracks in France. Trains in both directions between London St Pancras International and Gare Du Nord in Paris were delayed for hours or cancelled on Tuesday evening. Photos showed large queues at both train stations, while stranded passengers demanded refunds on social media.