A powerful hailstorm struck the interior of Valencia, with hailstones as large as mandarins reported near Caroig. Storm cells brought hail and localized downpours, while emergency teams monitored conditions throughout the afternoon.
A group of migrants attempted to swim to Ceuta through dense fog. Spanish soldiers intervened when one man was left struggling in the water. The incident highlights ongoing risks at the El Tarajal border.
Iñaki Gómez-Pol, responsible for data protection in the Andalusian Parliament, was found dead after a bicycle accident in Huévar del Aljarafe. The Guardia Civil is investigating the cause. No other vehicles were involved.
Despite official claims, many migrants remain in Ceuta. Security forces and residents are working to restore order after the recent surge, but isolated incidents and uncertainty persist across the city.
More than 60,000 migrants crossed into Ceuta from Morocco within days, overwhelming local resources. Authorities blamed Morocco’s lack of border control. At least 57 people died during the crossing.
Nearly 50,000 people crossed from Morocco into Ceuta in less than two days. Most returned within hours, but at least 57 people were reported dead. The crisis marks a sharp rise in irregular arrivals this year.
Melilla faced a new wave of attempted crossings after its border was closed. Authorities reported 130 arrivals, including 84 minors. Security forces and medical teams remain on alert as tensions persist at basic crossing points.
Castilla y León faces another record wildfire under Alfonso Fernández Mañueco. Firefighters report persistent resource problems, while the president’s subdued approach contrasts with national calls for urgent action.
Ceuta saw a mass exodus as thousands of migrants returned to Morocco. With shops closed and food running short, attacks forced many to leave, while authorities struggled to restore order amid rising tension at the border.
Thousands have crossed into Ceuta from Morocco in just 48 hours. Entry points include the breakwater and official crossings, with industrial areas also used. The influx far exceeds normal levels and is straining the local response.
A shootout between rival groups in La Mina left no one injured but put residents at risk. Police detained four suspects and seized seven firearms. The incident has heightened concerns about armed violence in the area.
Morante de la Puebla suffered a hand injury during a night bullfight in Palma. The wound required stitches but did not damage any tendons. His upcoming performances in El Puerto de Santa María are now in question.
A wildfire near La Vilavella triggered urgent evacuations, but one deaf woman remained unaware and alone because she could not hear alarms or alerts. The incident exposed gaps in emergency communication for vulnerable residents.
Madrid’s government will sell a luxury penthouse and several offices after their use drew scrutiny over zoning rules. Proceeds are earmarked for rebuilding homes lost in the Sierra Oeste wildfires. The decision follows public criticism.
A 46-year-old man in Puertollano has been diagnosed with Crimea-Congo fever and transferred to a high-risk infectious diseases unit in Madrid. A separate incident in Pozuelo de Calatrava left a man injured.
Castilla-La Mancha has reported its first confirmed case of Crimean-Congo hemorrhagic fever in Ciudad Real. The patient, a 46-year-old man, was transferred to Madrid for specialized care. Authorities warn of rising tick-borne risks.
Ceuta is under pressure after hundreds of migrants swam into the city overnight. The city’s president has called for a national emergency as local services remain stretched and arrivals continue for a second week.
Barcelona authorities observed a minute of silence after a woman was killed by her partner in Sant Martí. The incident brings Spain’s annual femicide count to 32. Officials urge action and support for victims.
The Guardia Civil detained two men in Almorox after a wildfire spread into Madrid. Investigators suspect they carried out welding work despite a ban imposed during extreme fire risk. The suspects are expected in court as authorities investigate the cause.
The Madrid government will sell a luxury penthouse in Chamberí following recent wildfires in Sierra Oeste. Proceeds will go toward reconstruction in affected areas.
A 58-year-old man has been jailed for allegedly starting a wildfire in Carme. The fire burned more than 450 hectares and forced 33,000 residents to stay indoors. Authorities suspect he was also responsible for two other recent fires in the area.
The national leadership of the Partido Popular distanced itself from Isabel Díaz Ayuso after reports emerged about the purchase of a luxury penthouse for temporary use. The party referred all questions to Ayuso’s own explanations. Basic details remain unclear.
The wildfire in Fermoselle, Zamora, remains out of control after a night of intensive firefighting. Two more villages have been evacuated, and authorities warn that stronger winds could hamper efforts to contain the flames.
A 24-year-old worker in Fuenlabrada was detained after taking €18,000 from his employer. The case exposed severe labor exploitation and led to the arrest of the estate owner. Authorities are investigating both the theft and illegal employment.
A devastating wildfire in La Atalaya, El Tiemblo, has damaged homes and left residents vulnerable. As locals return to assess the destruction, reports of looting add to the crisis, while authorities and neighbors work to restore order.
A sudden wildfire in Vall d’Uixó put lives and livelihoods at risk. A local cattleman faced a desperate race to save his animals as flames closed in. Emergency crews and residents battled for survival.
Authorities have identified illegal excavator work as the cause of Spain’s largest recent wildfire. More than 50,000 hectares in Ávila were devastated. The incident has led to criminal charges and renewed scrutiny of fire prevention rules.
Glen Hansard, known for The Frames and his Oscar-winning song, died in a motorbike crash in Dublin. The incident occurred early in the morning in Lucan. Police are investigating and appealing for witnesses.
French electronic musician Kavinsky was found dead at his Paris home. Authorities are investigating, with a stroke considered a possible cause. The artist was known for his global hit 'Nightcall' and his influence on synthwave.
Firefighters have stopped the advance of wildfires in Madrid and Ávila after a week of crisis. Authorities have lifted evacuation orders for 26 municipalities. Residents face severe property damage as a new heatwave threatens progress.
Casavieja narrowly escaped destruction as Spain’s largest wildfire burned over 77,000 hectares across the Ávila-Toledo-Madrid region. The village’s urban center remains, but surrounding forests and livelihoods have been devastated.
A major wildfire has swept through Casavieja, Ávila, causing severe damage to forests and homes. The disaster recalls the 2005 fire that claimed firefighter Javier Tirado’s life. Residents now face renewed loss and frustration.
The wildfire at the San Juan Reservoir destroyed businesses and boats, as well as large areas of land, leaving a field of devastation. Emergency crews continue working in the affected zone.
A fire in a Barcelona metro tunnel led to the evacuation of nearly 200 passengers. Dozens needed hospital care after smoke filled the carriages, prompting calls to review metro safety protocols.
Authorities in Orange, France, uncovered the remains of five newborns after a woman gave birth at home. The discovery followed a family dispute and prompted a criminal investigation. Forensic analysis is underway.
