Eurostar Chaos Erupts: Passengers Frustrated Overnight as Travel Disruptions Persist; Israel Bans 37 Aid Groups from Gaza; Two Trains Collide in Peru, One Killed; Struggles Mount for Keir Starmer in 2026 Election Year; Iran Faces Third Day of Protests Over Currency Crisis
Eurostar Chaos Continues: Passengers Stranded Overnight Amid Travel Disruption
Eurostar faces ongoing service delays and cancellations, leaving passengers stranded overnight while work continues to resolve issues in the Channel Tunnel. The disruption has impacted thousands of travelers, with further problems expected after power outages.
- Passengers stuck on Eurostar trains overnight as delays continue — BBC News
- The Papers: ‘Eurostar chaos’ and Anthony Joshua’s ‘mum at his bedside’ — BBC News
- Work continues to fix Eurotunnel issue after thousands hit with travel disruption — BBC News
- Work continues overnight to fix Eurostar and Eurotunnel issue — BBC News
- Eurostar passengers brace for further disruption after day of cancellations — Sky News
- Eurostar warns of ongoing delays after services resume — BBC News
- Eurostar chaos leaves cancer patient set to lose £3.5k as another family is ‘stranded’ in London — Sky News
- Eurostar chaos leaves cancer patient set to lose £3.5k — Sky News
- Eurostar disruption to continue after power outage in Channel Tunnel — BBC News
Israel Bans 37 Aid Groups from Operating in Gaza Amid Stricter Restrictions
Following a series of restrictive measures, Israel has announced it will bar 37 international aid organizations from operating within the Gaza Strip. The decision aims to enhance security and control over humanitarian assistance, but critics argue it hampers relief efforts.
- Israel to bar 37 aid groups from Gaza — BBC News
- Israel to bar 37 aid groups from working in Gaza — BBC News
- Israel to revoke licenses of 37 aid groups working in Gaza — BBC News
- Israel suspends 37 aid organisations from operating in Gaza — Sky News
Two Trains Carrying Tourists Collide in Peru, One Person Killed
In Peru, two trains carrying tourists to Machu Picchu collided, resulting in one fatality and multiple injuries. The crash occurred as passengers were being transported to the historic site.
- Two trains carrying tourists to Machu Picchu crash – as one person killed — Sky News
- Two seriously hurt in crash involving multiple vehicles — BBC News
- Two arrested after elderly pedestrian dies following collision with car — Sky News
Why 2026 is Keir Starmer’s make or break year
In 2026, Labour leader Keir Starmer faces a pivotal moment where his leadership will be tested by political challenges and the party’s performance in upcoming elections. Analysts suggest that this year could either solidify his position as a credible alternative to the Conservatives or lead to his downfall if significant setbacks occur.
- Why 2026 is Keir Starmer’s make or break year — BBC News
- Chris Mason: Why 2026 is Keir Starmer’s make or break year — BBC News
Protests Spread Across Iran for Third Day Amid Currency Crisis
Demonstrations continue to escalate across Iran for a third day following the collapse of the national currency, which has hit record lows. The economic turmoil and mounting public discontent have fueled widespread protests demanding relief from inflation and financial instability.
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