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More than 70 people of the reported 232 passengers on board needed medical help after the train from bleak Arctic mining town Vorkuta to Black Sea resort Novorossiysk came off the rails

The situation went from playful romance to life and death in just a few seconds as her panicked boyfriend desperately tried to save her from being sucked out to sea

Travel expert Simon Calder has highlighted a perfect European holiday destination for anyone on a budget, describing it as "cheap as chips" and where Brits can enjoy "1980s prices"

Pilots on UK flights over the Baltics have been noticing an increasing number of suspected 'jamming' or 'spoofing' incidents targeting in-light GPS systems

Russian influencer Maxim Lyutyi, 44, reportedly denied his wife from breastfeeding their son as he believed the young baby mostly needed the sun as his nourishment

The Sandown-class minehunters, formerly HMS Shoreham and HMS Grimsby, now renamed Cherkasy and Chernihiv after being transferred to Ukraine last year, arrived in Portsmouth on Thursday following a two-day voyage from Scotland

Ukraine's navy has claimed that Russia has removed most of its warships from Crimea after suffering heavy losses amid continued attacks from Kyiv, with Vladimir Putin having just one 'loser' vessel remaining

Professor Matt Qvortrup, Professor of Political Science and International Relations at Coventry University, told the Mirror the UK doesn't 'have a credible nuclear deterrent compared to Russia'

Vladimir Putin has lost another of his diminishing fleet of £260 million A-50U spy planes after a series of drone attacks took out their targets with devastating accuracy using a long-range air defence missile

Tearful Hordiy Gladkiy was seen being packed on to a railway carriage to leave the carnage as Russian forces attacked Lviv shortly after the invasion in May 2022

At least nine people are trapped insidetThe Copler Mine, operated by Anagold Mining in Ilic, Turkey, after a landslide containing soil feared to contain traces of cyanide

The U.N. trade body sounded an alarm that global trade is being disrupted by attacks in the Red Sea, the war in Ukraine, and low water levels in the Panama Canal

Mia Holland-McCormack was killed on Boxing Day after she left home just before the storm in Australia. A search party found her unresponsive five hours later

Vladimir Putin's landing ship Novocherkassk has been targeted by a Ukrainian strike overnight in the port of Feodosia in occupied Crimea, leaving at least one dead and two injured

Ano Sartania, 21, told how her life changed forever when friends told her they'd stumbled upon her doppelganger while scrolling through TikTok

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky claims he's survived several attempts on his life since the start of Vladimir Putin's invasion, and has fought back against claims the conflict is a 'forever war'

Tensions between the UK and Russia continue to rise as the Russians claim to have chased away two British planes attempting to enter their territory - which the RAF categorically deny

Russia is believed to have deployed its specially trained dolphins closer to where Ukraine's special forces landed on the peninsula - it comes amid concerns the country will try to take back Crimea

The PM slapped down Defence Secretary Grant Shapps after he said he was holding talks with Army chiefs about moving a British-led training programme for Ukrainian troops to the war zone

A Russian commander made a surprise 'appearance' at a meeting with other senior members of the military amid reports he had died in a devastating Ukrainian strike

The head of the Senior Service, First Sea Lord Admiral Sir Ben Key, said while NATO vessels were not currently operating in the waters, 'I don’t rule anything in or out'

The ramping up of rhetoric came as terrified Ukrainians fled for safety from Russian bombs and missiles raining down on key sites, including the eastern city of Pokrovsk

The vessel's engine room sustained damage in the strike on Friday night in the Black Sea near Crimea and, though 11 crew members were on board, there were no severe casualties

Vladimir Putin’s forces deployed two warships to counter the strikes - one of them, the Olenegorsky Gornyak, was towed back to harbour in bad shape, though Russia's defence ministry deny any damage

Guinean embassy worker Lama Jacques Sevoba was spotted draped in a t-shirt covered with the face of Russia's tyrannical leader, Vladimir Putin, who is on a charm offensive trying to shore up support for his brutal war in Ukraine among African leaders