An update from London on some of the international stories we expect to develop on Friday:
Rail crash kills dozens: At least 56 bodies have been pulled from the wreckage after two trains crashed in eastern India. Authorities are linking the incident to Maoist rebels. Full story
Beijing in Korea talks:Â Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao is in the South Korean capital Seoul as regional tensions mount between North and South Korea. Full story
Witnesses: Bodies burning in Jamaica: Security forces have burned bodies in a Kingston neighborhood ravaged by a failed attempt to arrest a suspected drug kingpin, say residents. Police have denied the claims. Full story
Flood waters recede: The Polish Interior Ministry reports that heavy rains have now left 17 people dead nationwide.
U.S. issues World Cup alert: The State Department has warned U.S. citizens in South Africa to be aware of increased terrorism risks during the World Cup. Full story
Australia, Japan face off over whaling: Australia will take its case against Japan's whaling practices to international court early next week, Australian officials said Friday. Full story
iPad launches internationally: Apple fans have stood in line outside stores overnight as the touchscreen device goes on sale in the UK, Japan, France, Germany and Australia among others. Full story
My condolenses from their families, rest in peace. http://www.englishtips-self-taught.blogspto.com