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At least one person has been killed and around 30 passengers have been injured after two trains taking tourists to Machu Picchu in Peru crashed.

Train services to and from continental Europe were suspended for much of Tuesday after a power supply failure due to a technical fault.

The groups have criticised the timing of the suspension, with one saying "the needs in Gaza are enormous" despite the ceasefire.

Iran's currency, the rial, has lost nearly half its value against the US dollar in 2025, with inflation reaching 42.5% in December as the country bears US sanctions and threats of Israeli strikes.

An issue in the Channel Tunnel led to the cancellation of almost all Eurostar services to and from London just one day before New Year's Eve.

Photographs taken from space have helped the Sky News Data and Forensics team cover natural disasters, war and humanitarian crises.

The gang took advantage of the Christmas holidays and got into the building through a next door parking garage.

People have been encouraged to spend New Year's Eve at Sydney Harbour as the best way to "show defiance in the face of this evil".

Air, sea and rocket troops have been dispatched to take part in the exercises around the self-ruled island, which Beijing has long insisted is part of its sovereign territory.

During her years in and out of power, Bangladesh's politics came to be defined by Khaleda Zia's bitter feud with rival Sheikh Hasina - with the two women alternating between government and opposition.