At least 95 people, including a 71-year-old British man, have died in southern and eastern Spain following the deadliest flash flooding in the country for three decades.Authorities fear the death will rise as other regions of Spain were yet to report victims and search efforts continued in hard-to-reach places to find dozens of missing people.

Barcelona was given a new red alert warning of “extreme danger” on Monday, with the city being hit by rainstorms and floods, causing chaos for road, train and air traffic.

As communities continue to reel from the catastrophic floods in the Valencia region - and mourn their losses - more torrential rain has hit parts of Spain on Monday.

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