A 4.1 magnitude earthquake strikes southern Spain, with its epicentre reported in Murcia, according to both outlets. The tremor shakes areas that include tourist destinations frequented by British visitors, including Benidorm and Alicante. The reports describe panic and disruption among people in holiday areas as the ground moves. Both sources attribute the quake’s strength to a magnitude of 4.1 and place the epicentre in Murcia, presenting the event as a sudden shock felt across the region rather than a localized incident. The outlets do not provide additional details in the shared text about injuries, damage, or any official emergency response outcomes. Overall, the accounts agree on the key elements: the earthquake’s reported magnitude, the location of the epicentre in Murcia, and the fact that it is felt in Spanish resort towns visited by Britons.