Two British tourists caught in a deadly wildfire in Spain have been found alive but with serious burns, after rescuers detected what was described as a "very faint sound" that led them to the pair. The discovery is significant amid a spell of extreme heat and multiple wildfires across Spain, which have caused deaths and prompted emergency responses affecting both residents and holidaymakers.

According to the report, the two tourists were located after police heard the faint noise and are said to have suffered burns to around 40 per cent of their bodies. Beyond the headline and the key claims of survival, the burn severity and the role of police in the rescue, the underlying article text was not available in full, so further specifics such as the tourists' identities, the exact location of the blaze and their current medical condition could not be confirmed from the material provided.