Sarah Morris
Coverage of Sarah Morris in the Nexus archive.
- Spain to deploy military to restore order in Ceuta after thousands of people breach Morocco’s border
Spain will deploy military forces to Ceuta after thousands of migrants, mainly from Morocco, breached the border, resulting in nine deaths. Italy is considering suspending the EU Schengen agreement with Spain due to the migrant crisis in Ceuta.
- Spain is seeing 'the light at the end of the tunnel' in its fight against fires
Spain's prime minister states firefighters are seeing progress against severe forest fires, with over 50,000 hectares burned in Avila near Madrid. FRANCE 24's Sarah Morris reports on the situation.
- Spain races to contain blazes before new heatwave
Spain faces urgent efforts to control wildfires before worsening weather conditions. Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez urged citizens to exercise extreme caution ahead of an incoming heatwave, as reported by FRANCE 24's Sarah Morris.
- Spain to start first return of fire evacuees as wildfires advance has slowed
Spanish authorities plan to allow some evacuees near Madrid to return as progress is made in fighting severe wildfires. The fires are described as some of the worst in the country's history, but their advance has slowed.
- 'Firefighters are hoping that more of those fires don't join up': Spain steps up wildfire response
Firefighters in Spain are facing a 'difficult night' as wildfires near Madrid and Toledo spread, prompting authorities to intensify their response. FRANCE 24's Madrid correspondent Sarah Morris reported on the escalating situation.
- 'It smells of burning': Thousands evacuated as wildfires rage around Madrid
Thousands of people have been evacuated due to wildfires raging near Madrid. FRANCE 24's Madrid correspondent Sarah Morris reports on firefighters' efforts to contain the historic wildfires.
- Spain declares emergency as fires spread
Spain has declared a national emergency as wildfires near Madrid force over 10,000 people to evacuate. Firefighters are struggling to contain the blazes amid extreme heat and dry conditions.
- 'Absolute joy spilling out' for Spain's 'new golden generation' of football
Spain's men's football team won the World Cup against Argentina, becoming the first country to hold both men's and women's titles simultaneously. The team now has a record of 38 consecutive successful games, and Madrid is preparing celebrations for their return.
- 'Preventive measures' needed to avoid 'increasingly common' wildfires, says Spanish PM
Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez urged Spain to strengthen preventive measures after a deadly wildfire killed 13 people and destroyed a large area. Sanchez visited the affected region to meet emergency services working to extinguish the blaze.
- Spain: Wildfires that killed 12 begin to ease (officials)
A wildfire in southern Spain that killed at least 12 people showed signs of easing, allowing firefighters to directly attack the flames for the first time, according to officials. The fire began to subside on Saturday.
- Spain reels from historic heatwave as it records over 1,000 heat-related deaths in June
Spain recorded over 1,000 heat-related deaths in June due to a historic heatwave, doubling the previous record of 407 deaths in June 2025. Scientists attribute the extreme weather to climate change, stating it would have been 'virtually impossible' without it.
- Final dash for documents as Spain triggers largest migrant amnesty in European history
Spain's migrant regularization program, the largest in European history, ends with over one million applications. Final applicants are rushing to secure legal status as the deadline approaches.
- Spain bucks European trend with mass amnesty of migrants
Spain is conducting a mass amnesty for undocumented immigrants, a move that contrasts with the policies of its European neighbors. The Socialist government, led by Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez, aims to use immigration to support economic growth, though the plan faces criticism, particularly from the far right.
- Pope Leo visits Spain with focus on immigration
Pope Leo visited Spain for a week-long trip, his first to an EU country outside Italy, to inaugurate a new tower at Barcelona's Sagrada Familia basilica and meet migrants who traveled to Europe via the Atlantic. The visit was reported by FRANCE 24's Sarah Morris from Madrid.