British Prime Minister Andy Burnham on Wednesday (October 28) gave his condolences to Spain, after at least 64 people have been killed when two high-speed trains collided on Wednesday morning.

Speaking in the House of Commons, Burnham said he had been in touch with Spanish PM Pedro Sanchez to "offer any support".

This is the second deadly accident in less than a year on the line connecting Madrid to the southern Andalusia region, regional authorities said.

The collision comes nine months after an accident between high-speed trains belonging to the same operators on the same line that killed 46 people.

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UK PM Andy Burnham sends condolences and offers of support to Spain after train crash

VIDEO SHOWS: BRITISH PRIME MINISTER ANDY BURNHAM SPEAKING ABOUT SPAIN TRAIN CRASH IN PARLIAMENT

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3. (00:00:10:24) (SOUNDBITE) (English) BRITISH PRIME MINISTER, ANDY BURNHAM, SAYING (PLEASE NOTE SOUNDBITE BEGINS OVER END OF PREVIOUS SHOT AND ENDS WITH BURNHAM SPEAKING TO MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT):

"Mr Speaker, our thoughts are with everybody in Spain who has been affected by the devastating train crash this morning. I have been in touch with Prime Minister Sanchez to relay our condolences and offer any support that we can."