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Ceuta Migration Crisis: Spain says the death toll from last week’s migrant rush into Ceuta has risen to 77, after forensics recovered 79 bodies and clarified two deaths occurred before the main surge. Border Policy: Ceuta is now seeking to move about 1,100 unaccompanied minors to mainland Spain, but the process could take months and is sparking political friction. Security Claims: Spanish services reportedly identified suspected jihadists among arrivals, as authorities brace for another attempt on the border. Real Madrid Transfers: The Yan Diomande deal is nearing completion, with reports putting the guaranteed fee at €125m and add-ons up to €140m. Vinícius Jr Saga: Arsenal’s hopes rise as Vinícius is reported to have rejected Real Madrid’s latest contract offer, while Real’s renewal talks remain stalled. Wildfires & Heat: Spain’s heat is biting hard in Murcia (up to 41.6°C), while wildfire impacts continue, including the death of a British woman and ongoing animal rescue efforts near Madrid. Football (Spain): Bayer Leverkusen signed Spanish left back Miguel Gutiérrez from Napoli as he replaces Álex Grimaldo, who moved to Atlético.

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