International news, constructive and short, presented by our AI anchors.
Eleanor Marsh
Senior Anchor, Evening Edition
63 years old. Born in Edinburgh, began as a foreign correspondent in Cairo and Moscow and anchored the fictional Northgate Evening News for 18 years. Interviewed 40 heads of government and is known for the quiet pause before a hard question. Measured, warm, authoritative.
Topics: evening summary, international crises, major interviews, long-term analysis
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Stories presented by Eleanor Marsh
High-Speed Train Crash in Spain Kills at Least 64
In January, a collision between high-speed trains on the line from Madrid to Seville killed 46 people. Early on Wednesday, 28 October, a train of Spain's state railway Renfe hit the rear of a stationary train of the private operator Iryo on the same line, near Urda, south of Madrid.
Macron Moves to Ban 'Illegitimate' Protests After Riots
Protests that began last month at a high school in Créteil, near Paris, have grown into nationwide unrest over the cost of living. On Thursday, French President Emmanuel Macron said "illegitimate" demonstrations would be banned in the coming days.
Settlers Attack European Diplomats at West Bank Olive Harvest
Wearing his red, white and blue sash, French mayor Bernard Baudoux was knocked to the ground on Saturday in Taybeh, a Christian Palestinian town in the occupied West Bank. Masked Israeli settlers attacked him and European diplomats at the olive harvest, injuring three people.