Spain Mourns Deadly Train Crash ↗
Front page leadSpain has begun a period of mourning following a fatal train crash, with emergency services working to identify victims from the wreckage.
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The Guardian's front page features top stories on a deadly train crash in Spain, ongoing election results and coalition talks in Israel, and several opinion pieces and cultural features. There's also a prominent call for reader support.
Spain has begun a period of mourning following a fatal train crash, with emergency services working to identify victims from the wreckage.
The count of absentee ballots is underway in Israel as coalition talks begin, with experts suggesting the outcome hinges on potential alliances.
This year's second fatal train collision in Spain raises concerns about the safety and reliability of the country's high-speed rail system.
Survivors of a deadly train crash in Spain have shared their experiences, describing the event as happening in a split second.
The main points from Russell Brand's recent testimony at a trial are highlighted.
An opinion piece argues that Europe should not abandon students in Serbia.
An investigation explores the individuals and motives behind a surge in literary scams.
A feature discusses how millennials' preferences in home decor and style have shifted away from mid-century modern.
A personal account details a harrowing experience of being blindfolded and assaulted by the Taliban.