Moroccan-born Moussa Oukabir, 18, who lives in Barcelona,
has been named as a suspect in the Las Ramblas attack
The terror began in Barcelona yesterday and
spread to Cambrils overnight
Desperate families of those missing after the Spanish terror attacks searched for their loved ones on Friday as the death toll rose to 14 and an Italian father, a Belgian mother and a Spaniard were named as the first victims.
Italian Bruno Gulotta(top), the father of two young children, was crushed to death on Las Ramblas in Barcelona on Thursday. Julian Cadman, seven(above), believed to be from Britain, is missing after the terror attack
Julian was pictured enjoying his holiday in Barcelona just hours before the attack took place. British authorities have confirmed 'a small number of citizens' were caught up in the attack, but would not say if they were among the injured or dead
Elke Vanbockrijck, 44, from Belgium, identified as being among the dead. Authorities said she was on holiday with her husband and sons when she was run down and killed
Spanish authorities say 60-year-old Francisco Lopez Rodriguez (pictured on Las Ramblas moments before the attack) died on the spot after being hit by ISIS terrorists. He was earlier reported as missing
Heidi Nunes, from California, said online that her husband Jared Tucker, 43, is missing after the pair got separated on Las Ramblas during the attack
The van used to plough into crowds in Barcelona is towed away by police in the early hours of this morning with the driver still believed to be at large
There are harrowing scenes in Barcelona after a van was driven into pedestrians in Las Ramblas in the heart of the city. Thirteen people have been killed and more than 100 have been injured as armed police swarm the streets
In Barcelona, a hired van (pictured), registered to rental company Telefurgo, rammed into scores of holidaymakers and their children. The crumpled van is pictured as a body lies on the ground
This is the overturned Audi A3 used by a gang of five jihadis in suicide belts who ploughed into crowds in the seaside town of Cambrils. The attack 70 miles from Barcelona came eight hours after 13 were killed in the Catalan city in a van attack
The killers, wearing fake explosive belts and clutching knives, bailed out of the shattered Audi and were seen smiling and shouting taunts as police shot them dead in the street at around 1am local time
Five terror suspects including this man were shot dead in the early hours of this morning after police in Cambrils responded to the latest terror attack in Spain
The terror began in Barcelona yesterday and spread to Cambrils overnight and police believe the terror cell has a safe house in Alcanar and has links to Moroccan brothers from Ripoll
How the Barcelona attack unfolded: Map shows the route the terrorist took as he ploughed into scores of holidaymakers
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