More than 30 people are dead after two trains crashed in Greece.
Firefighters say another 85 are injured.
There were about 350 people on board the late-night service from Athens to Greece's second largest city Thessaloniki.
Just before midnight it hit a freight train at speed.
Some passengers were apparently thrown through windows due to the impact.
A number of carriages came off the tracks and burst into flames.
Rescue workers have spent the night searching through twisted wreckage for survivors.
At least 32 people are reported to have been killed and dozens injured after two trains collided in Greece.
Police said several carriages came off the rails, with at least three of them catching fire
Latest: https://t.co/AFC1Ee2A1W pic.twitter.com/KNKtkWO0CX— Sky News (@SkyNews) March 1, 2023
The cause of the crash isn't known.
