At least 68 passengers have died, and more than 100 suffered injuries after two high-speed trains collided in Spain.
An Iryo service travelling from Madrid to Seville reportedly came to a stop near the city of Toledo due to a signal failure before.
Ten minutes later, a Renfe train on the same route struck the stationary locomotive after the central command centre failed to warn of the disruption and told the train to continue its journey.
A number of carriages from both trains derailed following the crash, with most of the victims believed to have been on board two train cars that have
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