Europe's biggest rail station has only one toilet

Operators of Europe's largest railway station have admitted their mistake in building only one set of toilets.

Passengers at Berlin's new £480m train station have already been complaining about the queues for the loos.

About 30,000 people use the new multi-level station each day and it has also attracted visits from shoppers and tourists.

Station spokesman Holger Auferkamp admitted the lack of washroom facilities was a problem, in particular for women.

"We realise there is a problem and are now planning to build a second set of toilets as quickly as possible," he said.