pedro sanchez said the authorities were using all resources at their disposal to rebuild infrastructurerestore basic services and find people who remain unaccounted for. more than 1,000 emergency workers have been deployed to valencia and other affected regions. some locals are accusing the regional civil protection agency of not being prepared enough. they say it only issued its highest emergency alert on tuesday evening, when the flooding had already caused widespread damage. let us take you to live picture, you can see a hilly cam hovering over the skies in valencia, there has been a huge am of damage done to infrastructure. some areas we know can only be reached by aerial route, because roads are blocked by mud, debris i piles of cars you can see here under the bridge, the piles of cars and mud that are just piled the bridge, the piles of cars and mud that arejust piled up. this has absolutely devastated communities in spain. there has been rescue workers trying to look for people who remain unaccounted for as well, and thatis unaccounted for as well, and that is not clear, actually

on a visit to the region, spain's prime minister, pedro sanchez, said the authorities were using allources at their disposal to rebuild infrastructure, and restore basic services. steve knibbs reports. this flooding is one of the worst natural disasters in recent spanish history. more than 90 people are so far confirmed to have died, and there are fears the number could rise. emergency teams are working around the clock to try to find the missing and rescue others trapped by the flood water. some places are only accessible from the air, residents being winched into helicopters to escape the devastation. hundreds of soldiers have also been deployed to help in the rescue effort. working in difficult and dangerous conditions. the prime minister, pedro sanchez, warned today that this crisis is farfrom over and he urged people to stay safe. please, do not go out, stay home, follow the alerts from the emergency services, follow all the requirements, all their recommendations, because at the moment, the most important thing is to save as many lives as possible. in valencia, the floods cause

the country's prime minister, pedro sanchez, has urged people in affected areas to stay home, while moren a thousand rescuers are searching for those still missing. this satellite image of the area south of valencia was taken earlier this month before the flooding where you can see dry land around a lagoon. in this second image taken on wednesday, you can see the extreme level of flooding that illustrates the scale of the disaster. our correspondent, bethany bell, sent this report from the region. lifted to safety above the flooded fields, a one—year—old baby is rescued from an isolated house south of valencia. emergency teams are working around the clock. hundreds of troops have been sent to help them in the search for the missing. this little town was hit hard. dozens of people were killed here, and bodies are still being found. there's mud everywhere. flash floods swamped the town in minutes. shops, homes, and businesses have been devastated. in the ruins of his pharmacy, miguel told me everyone here knows someone who has died. everybody has someone who lost someone. i feel worse than

the prime minister of spain pedro sanchez said to those who had lost their loved ones, the whole of spainh you. there were terrible floods in central europe just back in september. the loss of life we have seen here in spain is devastating. >> it includes the death of a british man who was 71 years old. he died in andalusia in malaga and the government said he had been suffering from hypothermia and died following several cardiac arrests. you say -- you said earlier plenty of people continue to be missing. it is likely unfortunately the death toll could climb much higher. >> that is the fear and what many people -- because it is so difficult to get to some of these areas because things have been blocked off because some areas are accessible only by helicopter, the fear is the death toll could still rise. spain has declared three days of national mourning. >> thank you for bringing us up on events live from valencia. bethany bell, our europe correspondent speaking to us live from spain. if you want to follow more on the ory, you can go live -- go to our live page where we will be sharing r

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in the meantime, prime minister pedro sanchez has also taken and taken to the stage and has a talk to people. he's sending a message of condolences to those will affect it already know that they have lost loved ones and a friends. he's also cautioning people not to go out and he says that everything will be made possible for the rescue services all the support that they need. we know that a 5 grades, for example, are working together with a military and that as deployment from other regions to what's the effected regions . he's also saying that it will take a mess of effort to rebuild infrastructure. he's seems to be counting on the help of you countries that because he mentioned that it will take the whole of you to actually support these measures. but in the meantime, he describes that spain today, the whole of spain isn't tiers. and what's being said about what ton vis flooding into flash flooding, catching people. so on there when well we have a severe without putting that on here, which means that cold and hot air ok sort of, you know, quit and siding in the same moment. this is

. >> el primer ministro, pedro sÁnchez, prometiÓ a los espaÑoles que no los abandonarÁ y les pidiÓ que vientos y lluvias fuertes, nieve y hasta tormentas elÉctricas. es un acrÓnimo para depresiÓn aislada en niveles altos. >> en espaÑa se le llaman danas a zonas de baja presiÓn que se encuentran a 30.000 pies de altura, donde existen vientos muy fuertes que las empujan. pero en ocasiones estas bajas presiones se desprenden de esos fuertes vientos y quedan divagando estacionadas en un mismo lugar, permitiendo lluvia torrencial, porque al no moverse generan lluvia en esa misma localidad por periodos de tiempo muy prolongados. >> hay unidades de emergencia, se enfocan en sus labores de rescate. mÁs de mil militares de espaÑa han sido desplegados para ayudar, pero los destrozos entre ellos y erupciones en las vÍas de trÁnsito y comunicaciones dificultan el trabajo. hay dos coches atascados. las autoridades locales han abierto las puertas de varios refugios para quienes no pueden regresar a sus casas en este momento. y bueno, poco a poco todos tratan de retomar las actividades del dÍa a dÍa.

pedro sÁnchez, ademÁs, se ha comprometido con todos los afectados. >> vamos a poner todos los mediosedan repetirse en las prÓximas horas en madrid. carlos marlaska noticias telemundo. >> aquÍ en estados unidos el rescate de cuatro niÑos migrantes abandonados en una balsa inflable en el rÍo bravo. de verdad preocupa porque las autoridades fronterizas observan un aumento en el nÚmero de menores no acompaÑados. por suerte, aquÍ estos cuatro niÑos estÁn a salvo. francisco cuevas informa la imagen fue tomada en el rÍo grande, muy cerca de brownsville, texas, y muestra a cuatro menores no identificados momentos antes de ser rescatados por las autoridades fronterizas en medio de la noche. >> gloria chÁvez, jefa de la patrulla fronteriza, lo califiÓo como un heroico rescate, informando que los menores estaban a salvo. >> se ve que estos niÑos fueron dejado abandonados, pero no sabemos el por quÉ. no sabemos cuÁl es la historia. >> marÍa luisa es una migrante hondureÑa esperando poder llegar a los estados unidos y ella, como muchos, estÁ conmovida con esta imagen. no hay un sentimiento como p

luego se unieron roberto guadarrama, eusebio el chivo cortÉs, josÉ pepe guadarrama, pedro sÁnchez y josÉs rostros de ellos y eso es para mÍ un regalo de la noche, ¿no? escobosa: en el 2022, marco antonio solÍs fue nombrado persona del aÑo durante la entrega de los latin grammy, con mÁs de 400 composiciones interpretadas por unos 120 artistas en todo el mundo, 5 grammys, una estrella en el paseo de hollywood y mucho mÁs. no olvida sus inicios de muchas carencias y un talento por explorar. >> no saber tocar guitarra para acompaÑarme. agarraba 2 palitos para darle ritmo y cantar. ahÍ descubro que eso es lo que me hacÍa feliz. escobosa: cuenta que a los 6 o 7 aÑos se perdÍa en su precario mundo musical, un cuartito en el patio trasero de su casa, donde luego era sorprendido por su madre. >> “pero ¿quÉ estÁs haciendo aquÍ?”, y yoperdido. “pues aquÍ estoy”. “pero llevas 3 horas que estÁs ahÍ”. y no me daba cuenta cuÁnto tiempo. escobosa: aprendiÓ a tocar la guitarra, la baterÍa, el piano. pronto estarÍa acompaÑando en dueto a su primo durante las fiestas patronales de su querido ario de rosale

estado espaÑol, que es el rei, se invitÓ al presidente de gobierno, que es el primer ministro pedro sÁnchezo feria. como circo. mire usted estas imÁgenes alrededor del auto de claudia sheinbaum, que no mÁs no puede avanzar para llegar a la cÁmara de diputados. >> aquÍ, pues es todo un festejo popular. julio en donde no nada mÁs los periodistas que estÁn ahÍ presentes, sino la gente que la quiere, la apoya. y como hemos dicho, ha depositado su confianza, estÁ ahÍ para darle ese empujoncito y llenarla de buena vibra para que pueda recibir esta gran responsabilidad en el palacio de san lÁzaro, justamente mientras avanzan y se acercan a la cÁmara de diputados, hacemos una pausa rÁpida y venimos enseguida. rÁpida y venimos enseguida. >> quÉdese. ¡tengo el brindis perfecto! a la culebrilla no le importa. la culebrilla es una erupción dolorosa con ampollas que podría durar semanas. ¡al fin abrimos! a la culebrilla no le importa. pero shingrix protege. solo shingrix tiene más del 90% de eficacia comprobada. shingrix es una vacuna usada para prevenir la culebrilla en adultos de 50 años o más. shingr

premiership because — on pedro sanchez's premiership because he is not extremely popular— because hespain _ popular in certain parts of sain. ~ ., ., ., spain. we are hearing that --eole spain. we are hearing that peeple are _ spain. we are hearing that peeple are very _ spain. we are hearing that people are very angry, - spain. we are hearing that l people are very angry, upset that the police are not visible, this is when you need authorities and people in positions of power to be out there and supporting those who are most affected.— are most affected. that's absolutely _ are most affected. that's absolutely right. - are most affected. that's absolutely right. in - are most affected. that's - absolutely right. in moments of crisis you want your leadership team and elected officials on the ground being there and leading and part of that his response, parties keeping people calm, ensuring providing direction and what to do next. the reality from what appears is that there was some lack of leadership here with respect to some of the response, projecting what would have occurred here,

spain's prime minister, pedro sanchez , has minister, pedro sanchez, has declared three days of nationalurning as the extreme conditions continue , restricting conditions continue, restricting some of the rescue efforts. while hundreds of soldiers have now also been sent to valencia to help in those rescue and recovery operations . lawyers recovery operations. lawyers acting for alleged victims of mohamed al fayed have said they have now been contacted by 400 people. speaking at a news conference, dean armstrong kc said those who've contacted the justice for harrods survivors group are not just from harrods but from fulham fc and various places associated with al fayed. a string of allegations have been made against the former harrods owner , following the harrods owner, following the release of a documentary about the businessman, who died last year. the businessman, who died last year . detectives investigating year. detectives investigating the theft of more than 22 tonnes of cheese have arrested a 63 year old man. scotland yard detectives spent the last ten days on the trail of the s

the prime minister pedro sanchez warned today the crisis is farfrom over and he urged people to staylease, do not go out, stay home, follow the alerts from the emergency services, follow all the requirements, all the recommendations, because at the moment the most important thing is to save as many lives as possible. in valencia, the floods caused havoc never seen here before. washing away cars that were left piles up on the streets as the waters receded. the aftermath, broken roads, homes and businesses covered in mud and silt. some areas, more than a year's worth of rain fell in a few hours. never before in history has there been so much rain. cannot even imagine the amount of rain that fell here yesterday. it is a catastrophe. the floods we had in 1982 when i was ten years - old were a joke compared to what happened - here yesterday. the streets here are now a dumping ground, for cars, furniture and belongings destroyed by the floods. translation: yesterday this was full of people - and today it is still empty, utter desolation. with time everything will go back to normal just lik

spain's prime minister, pedro sanchez, has declared three days of national mourning as the extreme conditionsinue restricting some rescue efforts. the death toll is feared to climb as there are many missing people. that's according to the spanish government . and from spanish government. and from today, safe access zones will be introduced to create a 150 metre wide area outside abortion clinics to stop anti—abortion campaigners from handing out leaflets, holding vigils and sharing graphic images to women near the sites. the protection areas will be introduced outside all abortion clinics in england and wales to ensure women seeking abortion services will be better protected from harassment or distress. the changes were made possible by the passage of a bill a year and a half ago , but the debate a half ago, but the debate inside parliament was so heated draft guidance was produced and the measures were delayed by a pubuc the measures were delayed by a public consultation. today, those boundaries will come into force and those are the latest gb news headlines. for now, i'm tatiana sanchez. mo

spain's prime minister, pedro sanchez, has declared three days of national mourning as the extreme conditionsue restricting some of those rescue efforts. well , some of those rescue efforts. well, hundreds of soldiers have also been sent to valencia, one of the worst hit areas to help with the rescue and recovery operation . the prime minister, operation. the prime minister, his chancellor and other members of the cabinet have spent the day defending the biggest tax hike in a generation. the budget paves the way for £40 billion a yearin paves the way for £40 billion a year in extra taxes. on a visit to an nhs trust in the midlands, sir keir starmer said the rise was the responsible thing to do to deal with the fiscal black hole and provide more money for pubuc hole and provide more money for public services. >> we've had to do what is responsible to fix the foundations and rebuild our country , as i think is now well country, as i think is now well understood . we inherited a £22 understood. we inherited a £22 billion black hole, money that wasn't accounted for by the last government. i'm not

spain's prime minister, pedro sanchez, has declared three days of national mourning as the extreme conditionscontinue, restricting some rescue efforts. the government says the death toll is feared to climb as there are many missing people . and are many missing people. and from today, safe access zones will be introduced to create 150 metre wide area outside abortion clinics to stop anti—abortion campaigners from handing out leaflets, holding vigils and showing graphic images to women near the sites. the protection areas will be introduced outside all abortion clinics in england and wales , to ensure women and wales, to ensure women seeking abortion services will be better protected from harassment or distress. the changes were made possible by the passage of a bill a year and a half ago, but the debate inside parliament was so heated , inside parliament was so heated, draft guidance was produced and the measures were delayed by a pubuc the measures were delayed by a public consultation. while to date, those boundaries come into force and those are the latest gb news headlines for now. more n

mr pedro sanchez and the king sending their salts —— thought stores of those families who have someonese areas cut off by the floods. thank you so much. we will speak to you again later this morning as the day progresses. here, the chancellor of the exchequer, rachel reeves, has told the bbc that she hopes labour's first budget in 1a years, which includes tax rises of £40 billion, will "wipe the slate clean" and put public finances on a "firm trajectory". the chancellor said she would restore economic stability and invest more in schools, the nhs and housing. the scale of the budget was huge, with employers and businesses carrying a lot of the tax burden. the opposition leader, rishi sunak, described the budget as "an enormous borrowing spree" that contains "broken promise after broken promise". our business correspondent emma simpson has this report. finally the details as the headlines came thick and fast, labour�*s first budget was big in every way. labour's first budget was big in every way-— in every way. this is not the sort of budget _ in every way. this is not the sort of budge

pedro sanchez said those who had suffered would not be abandoned, and their communities would be rebuiltnalist in valencia. here's the latest on what's happening in the area so most of the city of valencia itself is actually ok. it's avoided flooding in the city itself. but just in the towns and religious outsides it's absolutely catastrophic. just cars piled on top of each other. the old riverbed which was in the south of the city is usually completely dry. there's no water in it. it's full of vegetation and greenery. everyone around this lunchtime and it's vegetation and greenery. everyone around this lunchtime and its four or five metres deep. around this lunchtime and its four orfive metres deep. it's unprecedented. it's like nothing no one is ever seen here. it was predicted to be severe but not life—threatening. on the day of the floods, so yesterday, on tuesday, most of the valencia region was in a state of emergency. there was a red alert. the problem is it didn't rain so much in the city. so most of the people in valencia, it was windy, it was cold, most of the people have gone

the spanish prime minister, pedro sanchez, is preparing to visit areas devastated by flash flooding,ch has killed at least 95 people. the authorities were using all resources out their disposal to rebuild infrastructure, restore basic services and find people who remain unaccounted. more than 1,000 emergency workers have been deployed to valencia and other regions, to help restore basic services and search for dozens of people who remain missing. some residents have accused the regional civil protection agency of not being prepared enough. they say it only issued its highest emergency alert on tuesday evening, when the flooding had already caused widespread damage. let's speak to our correspondent nicky schiller who's in valencia. the pictures and stories emerging from valencia are absolutely devastating what is it like they're at the moment at what is happening?- it like they're at the moment at what is happening? yes, i am in the city _ at what is happening? yes, i am in the city of _ at what is happening? yes, i am in the city of valencia _ at what is happening? yes, i am in the c

spain's prime minister, pedro sanchez, said those affected would not be abandoned.olences to those who'd lost their loved ones. the whole of spain weeps with you, he said. there are fears the death toll will rise still further. three days of mourning have been declared. bethany bell, bbc news, valencia. 0ur correspondent nicky schillerjoins us now from valencia. we saw images in the report. i see behind you, she talked about cars lifted up by the waters and now it is the clean—up operation and of course a search for anyone unfortunate enough to have been caught up. unfortunate enough to have been cau:-htu. , , caught up. absolutely. it will be two phases _ caught up. absolutely. it will be two phases today. _ caught up. absolutely. it will be two phases today. i— caught up. absolutely. it will be two phases today. i am - caught up. absolutely. it will be two phases today. i am five - two phases today. i am five kilometres from the city centre in valencia and cars are piled up and this is the image i have had since i got here yesterday. another car has gone into a la