Spain train crash latest: At least 68 dead in crash - as details of cause become clearerHere's what we know so far: The collision happened around 9am local time (8am UK time) on the line connecting Madrid to Spain's southern Andalusia region;
At least 68 people have been killed, with the total number of casualties yet to be determined, regional authorities have said. A further 15 people are said to be seriously injured in hospital.
Cost of living crisis: How much net income do you need to live comfortably in Europe?Living comfortably means different things to different people. Euronews Business calculated the monthly net household income needed to reach 150% of the national median which is the starting point of the upper-middle class benchmark.
Spain: High-speed train crash kills dozens, rescue operations ongoingTwo high speed trains carrying hundreds of passengers collided in central Spain south of Madrid. Officials warn that the death toll is likely to increase. Follow DW.
What to do in your 30s to improve your health in your 70sFrom a brisk 15-minute walk, to getting regular sleep – doing these things from your 30s could help you stay fit well into your 70s.
Spain: At least 10 dead in high-speed train crashEl Pais cited witnesses describing numerous injuries and arrival of emergency medical teams at the scene.
When is premium economy worth the extra cost? We compare five of the world's best-rated airlinesWith wider seats, more legroom and upgraded service, premium economy has become one of the most competitive segments of long-haul flying.
Ghosted: It’s just spooky how Halloween is suddenly haunting EuropeIt’s not your imagination: Halloween is now a thing in Europe, particularly where we live in the south of the Netherlands. A really big thing. Neighborhood by neighborhood, town by town and city by city, ghosts, witches and superheroes are invading.
Dutch Design Week 2026: Highlighting a tech center’s thriving creative sceneDutch Design Week – 17 thru 25 October – has occurred every October since 1998 in a fabulous celebration of Dutch Design. It is the biggest design event in Northern Europe, attracting more than 350 000 visitors from home and abroad.
New for 2025/26: Dispatches’ list of amusement parks in Europe open in winter including Christmas eventsLet’s face it … not everyone can ski. Or cares to ski. A lot of people just like to have family fun. So, you’d think more amusement parks in Europe would stay open in the chilly winter months because a little rain/snow/cold doesn’t force Europeans indoors. That said, a surprising number of amusement parks in Europe close their doors when the days get shorter and the weather colder. Fortunately, some of the best parks remain open for the winter season – and are open right now.Europe travel discounts
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