Spain rail-crash driver in new recording
A recording has emerged in Spanish media of a phone call made by a train driver moments after his train derailed in northern Spain, killing 79 people.
Francisco Jose Garzon is heard telling a colleague he was travelling at 190km/h (118 mph) instead of 80km/h and became distracted.
He also said he had previously complained that the bend, where the accident happened, was "inhuman".
The driver and the state-owned railway firm Renfe are on trial over the crash.
Tom Burridge reports from Madrid.
06 Sep 2013
- From the section Europe