After a storm devastated parts of eastern Spain last week, survivors are becoming impatient at the steady government rescue efforts. On Sunday, it all went down in the town of Paiporta.

The UK's Foreign Office has also issued a warning to travellers with more rain forecast to hit the flood-stricken country.

As the Foreign Office has not warned against non-essential travel to Spain, there will be no special circumstances in place ...

Barcelona is facing a red alert warning for dangerous torrential train, with part of the city, including the airport, ...

This week, visitors have been warned to avoid travelling to Barcelona, as local authorities put the city on the highest flood ...

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Spain is recovering from its worst natural disaster this century after heavy rains battered the north east of the country ... causing significant travel disruption with dozens of flights cancelled ...

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Furious locals hurled mud and insults at Spain's king, queen and prime minister on Sunday in a startling show of anger in the ...

Trips to parts of Spain unaffected by the flooding, such as the north and the west, are unlikely to be affected. The UK government updated its travel advice for Spain on Wednesday, October 30.

A crowd of angry survivors of Spain’s floods threw mud and shouted insults at Spain’s King Felipe VI as he made his first visit to one of the hardest-hit towns on Sunday. Government officials ...