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Cover image: Family members looking for relatives in Spain AP Photo/Andrea Comas - Andrea Comas Spain working to identify train crash dead as relatives' anguish grows A second day of mourning is underway in Spain, with some families still waiting for news about missing loved ones, following Wednesday's high speed train crash that killed 69 people. Some have flooded social media with desperate appeals for information, posting photos or describing the clothes their relatives were wearing when they boarded the trains. Black Sea shipping under growing threats as drones hit container ships Spanish transport minister faces calls to quit after deadly train crash Third weekend of protests looms as tensions persist across France Who is Kevin T., the main suspect behind the racist Trappes attack?
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