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Train carrying 180 passengers derails in France: At least 44 people are injured, one critically, after carriages overturn
A passenger train travelling between Rouen and Caen in northern France derailed on Friday evening after striking an unidentified object on the tracks, injuring at least 44 people, one critically. Three carriages overturned near the town of Cléon in Normandy, prompting a large emergency response and disruption to rail services in the region, with authorities…
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Rutgers ‘Antifa’ professor who fled US over political atmosphere after Kirk murder pens book on ‘fascist’ US
Rutgers University professor Mark Bray, author of “Antifa: The Anti-Fascist Handbook,” is releasing a new book detailing how he left the United States for Spain with his family following Charlie Kirk’s assassination in September 2025, after allegedly receiving death threats and having his address circulated online. The book, titled “Unpunctuated Death Threats: Notes from a…
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Tragic death of woman who testified against father in notorious mafia murder of mother
Denise Cosco, who testified against her father after he murdered her mother in a notorious ‘Ndrangheta mafia killing, has died after being found critically injured in Rome on Sunday, in what is believed to be suicide. Her death, at 35 – the same age her mother Lea Garofalo was when murdered in 2009 – has…
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TalkFuse evening briefing, 11 Sep 2026 19:42
Fresh Labour tensions over Andy Burnham’s devolution and visitor-levy plans, plus a demand for answers on the flight-grounding air traffic control meltdown; also, Merseyside Police’s search for a bin-bag murder victim’s identity, deadly Italian storms, soaring European gas prices, AI safety warnings and De Niro’s fr…
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From Russia With No Love Lost: Putin regime vows revenge on rogue trader touting historic cosmonaut suit for £250,000 on eBay
Russian security officials say they are tracking down an eBay seller known as “Maksuta” who is offering a rare Krechet-94 Soviet cosmonaut suit, designed for the USSR’s cancelled Moon landing programme, for £258,000 with free shipping to American collectors. A Russian security source described the sale as “scandalous” and said the FSB is monitoring such…
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New Folk Horror Movie Officially Turns Religious Fanaticism Into a Nightmare [Exclusive]
The Ones Who Grieve, a new folk horror film, is set to have its North American premiere at Fantastic Fest, exploring religious fanaticism through the lens of a plague-stricken 19th-century French village. The story follows 17-year-old Zélie, whose father Jacob is a self-proclaimed “Masker” who subjects the sick to brutal purification rituals, framing him as…
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Downing Street ‘open’ to idea of new ‘one in, one out’ migrant deal which would see Britain take migrants from across the European Union
Downing Street has said it is “open” to discussions on a new EU-wide “one in, one out” migrant deal, after France’s interior minister Laurent Nunez indicated Paris wants to end the current bilateral arrangement with Britain. The existing scheme, agreed between Emmanuel Macron and Sir Keir Starmer last summer, only covers returns to France and…
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Brit motorist is killed and his wife is seriously injured during vintage car rally after vehicle crashes off scenic road in Italy
A British man died and his wife was seriously injured when their vintage car overturned on a scenic road in the Chianti region of Italy, shortly after they had attended a classic car show. The 72-year-old driver lost control of their red convertible on the SR429 near Siena, causing it to spin off the road…
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Russia warns Lithuania will be ‘in the crosshairs of our nuclear weapons’ if it hosts Nato nukes in new WW3 threat
Russia has warned that Lithuania will become a target for its nuclear weapons if the Baltic state allows Nato allies to station nuclear arms on its territory. The warning, delivered by Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov, comes as Lithuania’s parliament considers lifting a constitutional ban on hosting nuclear weapons, a move backed by the president and…
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Putin’s undersea threat to Britain: UK is ‘woefully’ short of ways to stop cable attacks that could spark chaos, experts warn after Moscow’s ‘secret weapon’ sabotage plot is foiled
Security experts have warned that Britain lacks sufficient military capability to protect undersea cables in its waters from potential Russian attack, following a foiled attempt by Moscow to test a covert sabotage technology. The incident, involving submersibles from Russia’s GUGI undersea warfare directorate, was intercepted by a joint UK, Norwegian and US operation that tracked…