Two British nationals, including an 86-year-old pensioner, were gored by a bull during Spain's San Fermín festival in Pamplona, according to the Daily Mail. The incident is the latest in a long history of injuries linked to the festival's famous bull-running events, which draw large crowds of participants and spectators, including tourists, each year.

The article, credited to the Daily Mail's Olivia Day, does not provide further detail on the circumstances of the goring, the extent of the injuries, or the identities of those involved beyond confirming their British nationality and the pensioner's age. San Fermín, held annually in Pamplona, is known internationally for its "encierro" bull runs, which regularly result in injuries to participants.