00:00Spain observes final day of national mourning after Wednesday's train crash in Urda, which
00:04killed at least 69 people.
00:05Train Drivers Union is demanding urgent measures to avoid future catastrophes.
00:10Polish President Karol Nawrocki cut short his flight to Senegal amid a dispute over
00:15the Constitutional Tribunal prompting protests by former government supporters.
00:21Europe is experiencing another weekend of protests.
00:24Saturday's demonstrations in France began in the mid-afternoon, with hundreds of thousands
00:29of people on the streets, more than 320,000 according to the Interior Ministry.
00:35Just a few hours after the protests began in Paris, clashes were already being reported,
00:41as was also the case in Lyon and Grenoble.
00:44This day of protests coincides with Halloween, with authorities warning of a very high risk
00:49of unrest.
00:52Around 70,000 police officers were deployed across the country, as students, trade unions
00:58and yellow vests protested for the third consecutive weekend.
01:02The Interior Minister, Laurent Nunez, insisted that demonstrations be kept out of city centres,
01:08with marches permitted on the outskirts.
01:11In Paris, protesters are following the route between Porte de Bagnolet and Porte de Charenton,
01:17locations outside the capital's centre.
01:24Residents evacuated from the Russian-occupied city of Oleshki have arrived in a Ukrainian-held
01:31territory after a humanitarian mission and localised ceasefire.
01:36Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky announced this on Saturday, saying the humanitarian operation
01:42has been successfully completed.
01:45All evacuated Ukrainian citizens, quote, have crossed the border into Ukraine in Chernihiv
01:51Oblast, Zelensky said on X.
01:53The residents travelled by bus and plane through Russia and Belarus, following a deal brokered
02:00by US First Lady Melania Trump.
02:02The crossing took place under restrictions imposed by Ukrainian authorities that did not permit
02:08the disclosure of the number of evacuees.
02:12According to reports, the estimated 2,000 remaining residents were offered the choice of travelling
02:17to Ukrainian or Russian-held territory, or remaining in the city, many residents have been
02:23trapped without food, water and electricity.
02:27The truce in the southern Kherson region is seen as the most significant since Russia's
02:32full-scale invasion of Ukraine more than four and a half years ago.
02:39Polish President Karol Nawrowski cut short his flight to Senegal on Friday, saying he needed
02:44to be in Poland amid a dispute over the constitutional tribunal.
02:48Law and Justice Party supporters protested the suspension of its president, Bogdan Svieczkowski.
02:54Responding to incidents during the demonstration outside the tribunal, riot police were deployed
02:59on the grounds of the tribunal but had not entered the building.
03:05The suspension was announced by Judge Anna Korvin-Pietrovska.
03:10Justice Minister Waldemar Zurek has asked for immunity to be lifted for Svieczkowski and
03:14his deputy Bartolomeusz Sokanski.
03:17The tribunal's official ex-account called the move a coup d'etat and said Korvin-Pietrovska
03:23was not one of its judges.
03:24The dispute centers on judges appointed under PIS, which governed from 2015 to 2023.
03:32The EU accused the court of being too close to that government.
03:36Prime Minister Donald Tusk pledged to resolve the dispute after his 2023 election victory,
03:41but Nawrowski has blocked his court appointments.
03:52Spain has observed a third day of national mourning following a deadly train collision in Oda,
03:59Toledo that claimed the lives of at least 69 people earlier this week.
04:05Residents and local officials gathered on Saturday in a Spanish village near the site of the collision
04:11for a memorial mass honoring the victims.
04:14The pews inside the San Juan Bautista church were packed, while dozens more people gathered
04:21outside to listen to the service, some wiping away tears.
04:25Wednesday's crash was Spain's second such disaster this year and one of Europe's deadliest.
04:31It occurred on a key line linking Madrid to the southern city of Sevilla.
04:36Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez, who is battling unfavorable polls before a November 29 general election,
04:43has conceded that trust in the high-speed network was shattered, but again vowed to offer solutions
04:50to avoid further such accidents.
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