Barcelona and Cambrils terror attacks: What we know so far

Fourteen people have died in two terror attacks in Spain.

This is how the latest attacks unfolded:

:: On Thursday afternoon, a van veered on to Las Ramblas promenade in central Barcelona and drove through hundreds of people, swerving back and forth on the busy boulevard.

:: Thirteen people died and 100 more were hurt - 15 of them seriously.

:: The driver of the van fled on foot and a manhunt is ongoing .

:: After the rampage, people ran into shops and cafes and were locked inside for their safety.

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:: Footage posted on social media show horrific images of bodies strewn along the pavement in pools of blood.

:: Three men have been separately arrested in connection with the attack . All of the men were arrested in Ripoll and in Alcana. One of them is Moroccan and one is from the Spanish enclave of Melilla in North Africa.

:: The name and photograph of one suspect, Driss Oukabir, has been released by police.He reportedly handed himself in after seeing his photo on the news

:: Spain's Prime Minister, Mariano Rajoy, said it was a "jihadist attack" - with a senior police official adding it was "clearly a terror attack intended to kill as many people as possible"

:: Islamic State said it carried out the attack, according to its Amaq agency.

:: At least 18 nationalities were among the victims , but no Britons are known to have been affected so far.

:: An Australian boy is understood to be missing after the attack. Reports say his mother is in a serious condition in hospital.

:: Hours after the Barcelona attack, five people wearing fake explosive belts launched a van attack in the town of Cambrils, injuring several people including a police officer.

:: A woman caught up in the Cambrils attack died in hospital from her injuries

:: The five suspected terrorists were killed during a police operation in Cambrils, a coastal town 62 miles southwest of Barcelona, shortly after 1am on Friday local time.

:: A spokesman for the regional government of Catalonia said: "The alleged terrorists were in an Audi A3 and apparently knocked down several people before coming across a police patrol and a shoot-out ensued."

:: Authorities say the two attacks are linked.

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:: Authorities reveal an explosion that killed at least one person on Wednesday night - at a house in Alcanar, around 100 miles southwest of Barcelona - has been connected to the terror attacks. Police suspect those in the house were "preparing an explosive device".

:: These attacks are the worst to hit the country since 2004, when bombs ripped through commuters train in Madrid, killing 191 people.