Barcelona and Cambrils, Paris, Stockholm, Berlin and London - these are just some of the horrifying attacks which have taken 364 lives, severely injured victims, ripped families apart and left communities devastated in Europe over the past two years. 

Each attack - committed by ruthless jihadis - has shocked and saddened the world, leaving people heartbroken and fearful about the future.

Streets are flocked to by emergency services, witnesses reveal the horror of climbing over bodies and desperately trying to save strangers and families launch campaigns to find their missing loved ones.

But despite the attackers attempting to scare people into not living their lives, the cities and communities come back fighting each time.

Messages of love and support pour in from around the globe, acts of heroism and kindness take place, mergency services battle to save lives and communities join together and stand in solidarity, refusing to be scared.

As people in Barcelona and Cambrils come together to mourn the lives lost in yesterday's horrific attacks, they will, no doubt, receive love and support from strangers across the globe, as many other victims did in the previous attacks.

It comes after the Europol chief warned British tourists that they face highest threat in Europe for a generation, to be vigilant while visiting Spain, and said additional terror-related incidents were 'likely'.