Investigators blame speeding for subway crash

A subway train that derailed and killed 41 people in the eastern Spanish city of Valencia had been travelling at twice the normal speed, a government official said today.

A subway train that derailed and killed 41 people in the eastern Spanish city of Valencia had been travelling at twice the normal speed, a government official said today.

The city, meanwhile, suddenly turned from preparing a festive visit of the pope to mourning its dead from Spain’s worst ever subway accident.

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