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Morocco said 18 migrants died trying to cross into Spain's North African enclave of Melilla, after a violent two-hour skirmish between migrants and border officers that also led to scores of injuries.

Around 3,500 firefighters in Portugal are battling dozens of blazes, as temperatures break records in various parts of the country.

Amid the rise in cost of living, over 10,000 civil servants took to streets in Madrid, Spain, demanding rise in their wages. The protest was organised by CSIF - one of the country's largest trade union. The protesters reached from the Spanish Parliament to the Plaza de Colón.

The BBC's Africa Eye has uncovered evidence which raises new questions for the Moroccan and Spanish authorities about the fate of dozens of migrants trying to cross into territory in north Africa which is part of Spain.

The union that represents them has heard from around 100 women who say they have been kept locked inside for months. It says that live-in maids were already often being treated like “modern-day slaves” in the country and that lockdown has made things worse.

Spain deployed the military to its border with Morocco after thousands of Moroccans took advantage of their government’s relaxed border controls to swim or paddle in inflatable boats to Spanish soil.

Temperatures in some areas of Spain are expected to hit or remain around 43 degrees celsius this week, as a sweltering heatwave continues to hang over the country.

A red extreme heart warning has been issued for the first time by the UK Met Office for parts of England, meaning a risk to life is likely as temperatures could hit 40C (104F).

Water is scarce in Andalusia, Spain. Farmers tap groundwater to water their strawberry and vegetable plantations. This is illegal. Environmentalists are sounding the alarm, but the regional government wants to legalize the wells.

A volcano in Spain is continuing to erupt. The eruption has disrupted the farming in the region. The disruption has disturbed the normal lives of people living in the area.

LNG has plugged a gap in Europe's energy mix since it became imperative to move away from Russian energy. Spain has the largest LNG terminal network in Europe. But LNG storage tanks in Spain are filling up fast.

Spain could become the first European country to cover sick leave for workers experiencing period pain. The draft law, which still has to pass through Parliament, has sparked a debate.

As water levels across much of Europe are at the lowest in centuries, historical artifacts once submerged are now being uncovered.

The public transport prices on state-owned service have come down to half as a response to the rapid increase in inflation rates across Sprain. However, to make it easier for passengers, the Spanish government has decided to offer a 100 percent discount on train journeys.

Around 5,000 people crossed the border from Morocco into the Spanish exclave of Ceuta on Monday, a single-day record, Spanish officials said.

Post-Brexit life has become difficult for people of Britain residing in Spain. The problems increase after people especially expats are concerned about their duration of stay and livelihood in order to stay longer. WION tells you more.

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At least 23 African migrants seeking to cross into Spain died in a stampede. The incident happened after thousands of migrants tried to breach Morocco's border fence with Spanish enclave of Melilla. During this, a violent two-hour skirmish broke out between migrants and border officers

They say the migrants - who include about 1,500 minors - either swam around the border fences that jut out into the sea or walked across at low tide.

Spain Deputy Prime Minister Nadia Calvino discusses finding fairness in taxation, continued support for Ukraine, and the need for flexibility on energy throughout the European Union. She speaks with Maria Tadeo on "Bloomberg Surveillance."

Italy and Spain are the latest European countries to tighten coronavirus restrictions in an effort to curb the spread of the Omicron variant of coronavirus.

Spain has ended a six-month-long national state of emergency and consequently the local curfew. Teenagers and young adults poured into the streets to celebrate the relaxation of restrictions.

Violent youth gangs are a major problem in Spain's capital. Two former members talk about how they managed to get out.