25 July 2013 Last updated at 13:19

At least 78 people have been killed in the passenger train derailment in north-western Spain on Wednesday.

More than 140 were hurt, 36
seriously, after all eight carriages of the Madrid to Ferrol train came off the tracks near Santiago de
Compostela.

Media reports say the train may
have been travelling at more than
twice the speed limit around a curve. Officials say one of the train's drivers has been put under formal investigation.

It is one of Spain's worst ever train
crashes. PM Mariano Rajoy has declared three days of national
mourning. "Today is a very difficult day. Today we have lived through a terrible, dramatic accident, which I fear will stay with us for a long time. "For someone from Santiago, like myself, believe me, this is the saddest Day of Saint James of my
life."

Two investigations are being carried out - one judicial, the other
by the investigative commission for rail accidents, under the Ministry of Public Works, Mr Rajoy added.
Source: www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-23448002

@poster how far i hope say you don chop this afternoon.
On topic.
May the souls of the departed find rest in the lord. Amen