The body of a British woman has been found in Majorca, with a man still missing, after the pair were caught up in flash floods, police on the Spanish island say.
Rescue services had been looking for the two in the Torrente de Pareis canyon area since Monday.
Spain’s Civil Guard say the two were hiking on a trail from the canyon to the Mediterranean Sea.
Ten other tourists trapped by the floods were rescued. Strong winds and heavy rain have been forecast in the area.
The Foreign Office has been approached for comment.
The Civil Guard released footage of a search-and-rescue team helping a group of hikers stuck in the area.
The head of the Mountain Rescue Group brigade in the Balearic islands said the 10 rescued had been “were surprised by the storm”.
“They were the ones who told us that they had seen two people who had been swept away by the water,” Juan Carlos Rodriguez said.
Local authorities had warned of “very intense storms” and urged people to avoid outdoor activities.
Police said on Wednesday that the search had been paused because of poor weather conditions.