Remains of a second body found at the house where terror attacks in Spain were planned
It was previously thought only one person died after an explosion there
It comes as a Catalan police official has confirmed three vans were rented in the name of the chief suspect Younes Abouyaaquoub.
Meanwhile the Spanish royal family and prime minister have joined a special Mass in Barcelona to commemorate the victims of the attacks.
President of the Catalan region Carles Puigdemon says it's important for people to show unity.
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