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In just five months�* time, passengers will be able to travel from london to berlin on board a new european sleeper train service, with only one change in brussels. in 2024, the service is expected to reach prague in the czech republic — and with stopovers in amsterdam and dresden, this comes a step closer to realising the dream of pan—european eurostarjourneys, dreamt of more than 30 years ago. joining me now isjonn elledge — a journalist and book author specialising in transport and debunking conspiracy theories. this is really one for rail aficionados, you must be very excited? t af...

If you enjoy adventures, this video will appeal to you. However, if you are afraid of heights, it may make you dizzy.

In general tonight. we've been watching dramatic footage and scary images tonight out of rural missouri. that's where there was a big derailment of an amtrak passenger train. the train that runs between chicago and los angeles. that train apparently hit a dump truck today at an intersection, multiple cars derailed and flipped over. now, at this hour, at least three people are known to have been killed in the crash. two people who were passengers on board the train, one person in the dump truck. there's an unknown number of injuries. but there's said to be a large number of people who are injur...

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Cruises, sleeper trains and city breaks are back — and it's not too soon to plan a Christmas Market getaway