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Princess Eugenie and Jack Brooksbank welcomed their third child in Lisbon, Portugal, at the CostaTerra development on the Alentejo coast, marking a departure from the couple’s London birth routine and signaling a new, more private life away from royal drama. Eugenie has praised Portugal for anonymity, a contrast to UK tabloids, as the family settles into a fresh start overseas.
Princess Eugenie and Jack Brooksbank welcomed their third child—a daughter born on August 3, 2026, at 6:20 p.m. in a Lisbon hospital, weighing 6 pounds 9 ounces; the baby’s name has not yet been released. Eugenie announced the news on Instagram, calling their daughter “our girlie,” and Buckingham Palace confirmed the safe arrival as a new member of the royal family. The couple’s older sons, August Philip Hawke and Ernest George Ronnie, were said to be excited, and the child now sits in the royal line of succession.
Princess Eugenie and her husband Jack Brooksbank have welcomed a baby girl born at a hospital in Lisbon on Monday evening, weighing 6lb 9oz. The infant is the couple’s fifth grandchild and 15th in line to the throne and will not be an HRH; a name has not yet been announced.
Neighbors in Lisbon recall Claudio Neves Valente as a bright but reclusive and estranged individual, whose motives remain unclear after he was identified as the suspect in the Brown University attack; he was found dead from a self-inflicted gunshot in New Hampshire.
An American tourist was fatally stabbed during an attempted robbery in Cascais, Portugal, with three suspects arrested and one facing homicide charges; the incident highlights safety concerns for travelers in popular destinations.
A cable snapped on the Lisbon funicular just before a crash that killed 16 people, with initial investigations indicating the cable had passed a visual check hours earlier. The accident occurred when the connecting cable failed, causing the funicular to derail and crash into a building. Two independent investigations are ongoing, with a preliminary report expected within 45 days.
A cable snapped on Lisbon's Glória funicular shortly before a crash that killed 16 people and injured many others. Despite recent inspections and maintenance, the cause remains unclear, and investigations are ongoing. The incident has deeply affected families and the community.
A funicular crash in Lisbon occurred after a cable snapped, causing the upper carriage to derail and crash into a building, resulting in 16 deaths and around 20 injuries; investigators are examining the cause, including the cable's lifespan and brake functionality.
A tragic funicular railway crash in Lisbon resulted in 16 deaths, including three Britons, and over 20 injuries. The accident involved the derailment of the Gloria funicular, a historic tourist attraction, with the cause under investigation. The wreckage has been removed for analysis, and a preliminary report will take six weeks to complete.
A tragic streetcar derailment in Lisbon resulted in 16 deaths, including Ana Lopes, a charity worker, prompting national mourning and ongoing investigations to determine the cause of the accident.
Heather Hall, a professor and alumna of the College of Charleston, died in a high-speed trolley crash in Lisbon, Portugal, that killed at least 17 people. The accident occurred due to a cable malfunction on a funicular trolley designed for steep routes. Hall was in Lisbon to speak at a conference and was known for her work in literacy and special education, as well as her love of travel. The college expressed deep condolences and offered support resources for students and staff.
A tragic funicular crash in Lisbon has resulted in 16 deaths and over 20 injuries, with victims from multiple countries including Portugal, South Korea, Switzerland, France, the US, Canada, Germany, and Ukraine. The accident is believed to have been caused by a cable rupture, and investigations are ongoing. The city has declared three days of mourning.
A tragic derailment of a Lisbon streetcar resulted in 16 deaths and 21 injuries, prompting calls for increased safety inspections and raising concerns about infrastructure maintenance, with international victims and a significant impact on the local community and tourism.
A deadly funicular derailment in Lisbon has highlighted safety issues in the city's historic yet aging infrastructure, prompting calls for modernization and increased maintenance to prevent future accidents amid rising tourism and concerns over seismic resilience.
A tragic funicular derailment in Lisbon resulted in at least 16 deaths and 21 injuries, with authorities investigating the cause, possibly linked to a cable detachment, and the city mourning the loss.