Hours after van killed 13 people and injured 100 in Las Ramblas, seaside town hit by second vehicle attack, leaving seven woundedCambrils: five terror suspects killed after Las Ramblas van attackTimeline of terror: how the attacks unfoldedBarcelona victims: what we know about the dead and injuredIf you´ve been affected, you can share your experiences with us 8.24am BST Ireland´s Department of Foreign Affairs has confirmed it is helping an Irish family of four caught up in the attack. A father of two, originally from the Philippines but who lives in Ireland was on holiday with his wife and two children, when he was hit on the side. 8.15am BST If you witnessed the attack in Las Ramblas or Cambrils, or have been affected by them, you can share your experiences with us here.Alternatively, you can share eyewitness accounts, photos and videos or news tips via GuardianWitness or via WhatsApp by adding the contact+44(0)7867825056. You can also email: sarah.marsh@theguardian.com 8.12am BST A third suspect has been arrested on Friday morning in Ripoll, north of Barcelona. Driss Oukabir, originally named as the suspect, was arrested in the same town on Thursday. He is reported to have told police that his identity documents were stolen before they were used to rent the van.Here is what we know about the related terror attacks that took place on Thursday and Friday: 8.08am BST Emergency services now say more than 100 people injured in the attack in Las Ramblas are being treated in 15 hospitals across the region.Més d`un centenar de ferits per atemptat #Barcelona es mantenen hospitalitzats en una quinzena d`hospitals catalans #ProteccioCivil 7.59am BST Javier Zaragoza, the head of the Audiencia Nacional, the court that deals with terror offences, has said the Cambrils terrorists had no known links to jihadism.Five suspects were shot dead by police in the early hours of Friday morning after reportedly running down pedestrians with a car. 7.54am BST The attacks in Spain have ...
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