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lot of pressure from the government on universities to show value for money including around vice chancellors' pgy- thank you, branwen jeffreys. extremely heavy rain has caused flooding in barcelona a week after the devastation in valencia which has killed more than 200 people. in barcelona, water has entered parts of the main airport and some motorways are underwater. the area shown here is on red alert for torrential rain. further south down the coast, rescue workers in valencia are continuing to comb through underground car parks, looking for missing people. 0ur europe correspondent nick beake reports from valencia. the official search for bodies goes on, all along the flood—ravaged ravines, but many of the families of spain's missing have given up on the authorities and are doing the work themselves — this new instagram page, part tribute, part plea for help to find their loved ones. among them, brothers ivan, on the left, and ruben, just three years old. we went to the boys' town and found the family home — what's left of it... ..the brothers' bedroom door one of the few things still standing. every one of the communities devastated by these floods has its own particular dre

montserrat guillen is professor of economics at the university of barcelona. and also barcelona recently hit by quite heavy flooding. talk us through the implications of this? the implications are immediate. three sectors have been hit by this disaster. first of all, the infrastructures around valencia are very damaged. there are 33 infrastructures like bridges, the train between valencia and madrid is still not workingment and mobility is difficult. the second sector is agriculture in the area has been severely also influ especiallied by this —— influenced by this catastrophe. and then small firms, stores and the retail sector around madrid is not functioning well. it's still worried. i madrid is not functioning well. it's still worried.— it's still worried. i mean, we're talking _ it's still worried. i mean, we're talking about - it's still worried. i mean, we're talking about huge | it's still worried. i mean, - we're talking about huge sums of money are required here to get this region back on its feet. it's going to take a long time. it's affected everyon