World5 outlets · 3 countries

Spain: at least 30 dead in collision between two high-speed trains

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First published 4 hours ago (Oct 28, 2026, 11:15 AM UTC) · latest update Oct 28, 2026, 11:15 AM UTC

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Le Monde · Independent · France
LIVE, collision between two trains in Spain: the toll rises to at least 30 dead, according to regional authorities; Pedro Sanchez says he is “dismayed by this serious accident”.
Le Figaro · Independent · Global
“The passengers were ejected”: the testimony of a Spanish journalist present in one of the damaged trains.
BFM · Independent · Global
DIRECT. Train accident in Spain: the latest official report shows at least 31 dead and 80 injured.
Yahoo Actualités · Independent · Global
Fatal train collision in Spain: the world of Spanish sport pays tribute to the deaths of the tragic TGV accident in Toledo.

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