THE daughter of a British couple missing after the flash floods in Spain yesterday revealed her parents had been found dead.
Confirmation of their deaths came as Barcelona was put on flood alert.
Don Turner, 78, and wife Terry, 74, had not been seen since heavy downpours struck Valencia on Tuesday.
Ruth O'Loughlin confirmed her parents' bodies were discovered in their car on Saturday.
In her last call to her Mum, the day before the floods, they had each said "I love you" to one another, revealed.
Ruth said her parents had moved to Spain about 10 years ago as they had "always wanted live in the to sunshine".
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