Police have urged people not to attend one of the UK's most popular bonfire nights due to overcrowding concerns - with more ...

This is a gallery of the missing. DANA Desaparecidos is a social media effort to find those still unaccounted for in the devastating flash floods that swept through eastern Spain. At least 217 ...

Crowds have paraded down the narrow streets of Lewes for the annual Bonfire Night celebration. People marched dressed in 17th century clothing reminiscent of what Guy Fawkes would have worn when he ...

In a matter of minutes, flash floods caused by heavy downpours in eastern Spain swept away everything in their path. With no time to react, people were trapped in vehicles, homes and businesses.

At least 217 people are dead after Spain was struck by the worst floods in recent memory that submerged towns, toppled bridges and cut entire communities off from the outside world. The deadly ...

Cayuga Homes has invited the Lewes community to attend a public consultation event on its proposals to transform Eastgate ...

Chiva, Spain — The death toll from historic flash floods in Spain climbed to at least 205 people Friday, with many more believed to be missing, as the initial shock gave way to anger ...

As Spain grapples with its deadliest flood disaster in decades, tensions are escalating in the devastated Valencian suburb of Paiporta where vigilante groups have begun patrolling the streets to ...

Spain is sending 5,000 more soldiers and 5,000 more police to the eastern region of Valencia after deadly floods this week that killed more than 200 people, Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez announced ...

Sussex's biggest Bonfire Night event is undoubtedly the celebrations that take place in the town of Lewes, with tens of thousands of people attending each year. What makes the event quite unique ...

Officials said the death toll is likely to keep rising in what is already Spain’s worst flood-related disaster in modern history and the deadliest to hit Europe since the 1970s, with most of the ...

Even an inch of flood water can cause $25,000 worth of damage, according to the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA). But standard homeowners insurance policies don't cover flooding.