She also voiced frustration over the lack of adequate flood warnings, suggesting that her parents would not have ventured out if they had known the severity of the situation.

Their bodies were discovered near their home in Pedralba, a small town northwest of Valencia, during a search for missing persons.

During these visits, King Felipe VI faced hostility from the public, who expressed their frustration by throwing mud and debris.

The UK Foreign Office is providing support to the Turner family and is in contact with local authorities regarding the incident.

A British couple, Don Turner and his wife Terri, were found dead in Valencia, Spain, following severe floods that have claimed over 200 lives.

The couple, aged 78 and 74, had been missing since October 29, 2024, when they went out briefly to refuel their car amid torrential rains.

Renee Turner, one of the couple's daughters, expressed outrage over their deaths and the broader tragedy affecting many families in the region.

In memory of the Turners, a charity where they volunteered plans to plant a tree, honoring their contributions and love for animals.

Public anger is rising over perceived inadequate warnings and the slow government response to the flooding disaster, leading to protests during royal visits to the affected areas.

In response to the disaster, the Spanish government has deployed 7,500 troops to assist with relief efforts in the affected areas.

The floods have caused extensive damage, overwhelming river basins, destroying infrastructure, and displacing many residents.

Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez described the floods as the worst natural disaster in Spain's recent history and assured that all necessary resources would be mobilized for recovery.