Rescuers work to identify Spanish train crash victims
We have the latest from Spain.
Spain's civil guard has told the BBC their priority is to continue to identify victims of yesterday's train crash, which killed 69 people. We have the latest.
More than 100 million people across the world live with visible differences such as a mark, scar or condition. The charity Changing Faces is hoping to raise awareness of how those differences impact people who work in the film and TV industry. We speak to actors.
This week we are hearing from Americans about what issue matters most to them in this year's midterm elections. Today, we hear a conversation about immigration.
And we hear listeners' views on friendship etiquette and when they think it's acceptable for friends to stay at their place.
Presenter: James Reynolds.
(Photo: Recovery operation at the site of two high-speed train collision in Spain, Urda Toledo - 29 Oct 2026. Credit: Ume Handout/EPA)
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