Travel chaos erupted across Spain on Monday as a brazen cable theft crippled the high-speed rail link between Madrid and ...

The theft, which happened late Sunday, affected dozens of trains traveling between Madrid and Andalucía, just as many people ...

Thousands of people have seen their travel plans disrupted after 300 metres of copper cable were stolen from Toledo.

Tens of thousands of people saw their travel disrupted Sunday evening and Monday morning after a cable theft threw Spain’s ...

A cable theft from the Madrid-Seville high-speed line disrupted train services in Spain, impacting thousands of passengers.

Many passengers arrived at their destinations in the early hours of the morning, with high numbers travelling during the bank ...

The theft affected more than 10,000 passengers and at least 30 trains A train of the Spanish state-owned rail company Renfe ... a week after a blackout in Spain and neighbouring Portugal also ...

Spain's state-owned rail operator Renfe told passengers with trains departing Madrid before 8 am to not arrive early to avoid further crowding. Alberto Valero and his family had spent hours at the ...

Spain's rail network suffered an 'act of serious sabotage' after signalling cables were stolen over the bank holiday weekend.

Spain ’s rail network was brought to a halt over the weekend after vital cables were stolen in “an act of serious sabotage”. Copper cables used in the signalling system of the Madrid-Seville ...

Crowds were seen demanding to know what was happening with their trains. Renfe, Spain’s state-owned train operator, asked commuters not to arrive too early to calm the situation. One passenger ...