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Spanish Royals pelted with mud in flood-affected Valencia

Published 4 November 2024, 9:38 am
Furious residents have hurled mud at Spain's King, Queen and prime minister on their first visit to the epicentre of their nation's deadliest natural disaster. Protesters say better official warnings about the floods would have prevented the shocking loss of life. At least 217 people have died.
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