Sanchez begins statement - follow livepublished at 10:41 Greenwich Mean Time 30 October
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Flash flooding has killed at least 95 people in southern Spain, where rescue teams are working to find those feared missing
One of those dead includes a British man, 71, who died hours after being rescued from flooding in Malaga, according to Andalusia's president
Earlier, Spain's King Felipe VI warned there had been "enormous destruction" to infrastructure and, as a result, some communities were harder to access
Footage uploaded to social media overnight showed floodwaters causing chaos in some areas, dragging cars through streets and leaving some people clinging to trees
Local authorities are issuing warnings about false information circulating online, including whether Valencia's tap water is safe to drink
Edited by Rorey Bosotti
Spain's Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez is beginning to make his statement now.
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We're seeing video now from parts of south-eastern Spain, where flash flooding has killed dozens of people.
Before we hear from the Spanish PM, here's a brief look at what we know about what's happening in Spain:
We're about to hear from Pedro Sanchez, Spain's prime minister, after flash-flooding has killed dozens of people near Valencia.
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