Ceuta Migration Crisis: Ceuta’s leader Juan Jesús Vivas says the situation for migrant children left behind after the late-July surge is “absolutely unsustainable,” with reception centres overwhelmed and hundreds of unaccompanied minors lacking basic conditions; Spain says it has sent back most arrivals to Morocco, but the remaining minors are now the urgent focus as the central government faces fresh calls for help and redistribution. EU and Morocco Fallout: Poland is pushing the EU to strip residence eligibility from people who enter illegally, while Morocco insists it warned Spain about the court ruling’s “problem” and blames traffickers and social-media misinformation for driving the rush. What Sparked the Surge: A fact-check details how misleading claims about Spain’s Supreme Court decision spread online, helping viral videos and smuggling networks turn a trickle into tens of thousands of swimmers. Security and Politics at Home: Reports say Spain’s PM Pedro Sánchez is preparing crisis talks over alleged intelligence warnings before the breach, as the row deepens between Interior and Defence. Wildfires: A British woman rescued from the Los Gallardos fires has died, while her partner remains in critical condition. Sports & Culture: Ferran Torres is set to become the image and ambassador of Valencia, and English referee Anthony Taylor has been appointed director of elite refereeing at Turkey’s federation.