Tens of thousands of people in the Spanish city of Valencia launched a protest on Saturday (Nov 9) over the regional authorities' handling of the devastating floods. The death toll due to the floods in Spain has climbed to more than 200...

Protesters are calling for the resignation of Valencia's regional leader Carlos Mazón.

South-eastern Spain is still battling with the aftermath of one of the deadliest floodings to hit the country in its modern history. At least 219 people were killed in the devastating floods and over 93 people are still listed as missing...

Citizens, volunteers and thousands of soldiers and police officers pressed on with their gargantuan clean-up effort to clear out mud and debris following devasting floods in eastern Spain.

The changes include phasing out the traditional Regents exams, moving to a single diploma model and incorporating new financial literacy classes and climate education.

Video shows angry protesters in Spain’s Valencia throwing mud at King Felipe as he visited areas devastated by floods.

Sánchez said a total of 10,000 additional soldiers to join rescue efforts at the request of Valencia’s president, Carlos Mazón.

Thousands of people in Spain saw their homes destroyed, and over 200 people have died after torrential rain caused flash floods. Macrae Morse, a Canadian living in Spain, had to walk about 12 kilometres to get home the day of the flood...

A crowd of angry people pelted the king of Spain with mud during a visit to the part of the country hit hardest by deadly flooding. Area residents say a slow government response contributed to the high death toll from the disaster.

Last week's massive floods in the southern European country killed over 200 people, with many still missing. Search efforts continue amid anger at authorities.

People filled the streets of the village of Paiporta on Friday to try to clear the mud and debris left behind by powerful, deadly floods in the Valencia region of Spain.

The extensive flooding, which has so far killed 205 people, has sparked a wave of solidarity across the country with hundreds of people arriving to the affected areas to help remove the mud.

Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez also asked for support from the European Union to help Spain recover from what he called, "the most serious flooding that our continent has seen so far this century."

The worst flood-related disaster to hit Spain in more than five decades has killed more than 200 people and dozens were still unaccounted for, four days after torrential rains swept the eastern region of Valencia, Prime Minister Pedro...

Majorca is braced for potential flooding as the popular holiday island is due to be hit by a storm days after another devastated Valencia.More than 200 people died in Spain after severe flooding in Valencia and surrounding areas led to...

Drone images recorded Thursday in Alfafar, Spain show some of the aftermath of deadly floods earlier this week following torrential rainfall.

The death toll from severe flooding in Spain has risen to at least 158 people with the possibility of more bodies yet to be found.

Crews searched for bodies in stranded cars and sodden buildings on Thursday, as people tried to salvage what they could from their ruined homes following monstrous flash floods in Spain that claimed at least 158 lives, with 155 deaths...

A new scientific study reveals the final resting place of the navigator and colonizer. The mystery of his origins and resting place will be detailed in a forthcoming documentary, 'Columbus’s DNA: The True Ancestry' - out this weekend.

For the first time in 14 years, Catalan President Salvador Illa attended the ceremonies and royal reception hosted by King Felipe VI.

Some of the top gongs at the 2024 DJ Awards went to Fisher, Black Coffee, Armin Van Buuren, Sam Divine and Róisín Murphy.

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Dozens of migrants are missing after their boat sank off the Canary Islands. Spanish authorities say hopes of finding them are fading.

Housing activists, environmental groups and unions mobilised in the wake of souring housing costs.