Dozens dead after two high-speed trains collide in Spain
The death toll for a high speed rail crash in Spain has risen to 64, authorities have confirmed.
The trains crashed south of Madrid, near the city of Toledo, at about 9.10am (7.10pm AEST) on Wednesday, according to railway operator Adif.
The Castilla La Mancha regional government said 64 people are now confirmed to have died, around 80 are thought to have been injured.
Two carriages derailed and fell down embankment.
