Credit: Anadolu via ReutersSpain's prime minister faced a barrage of criticism after jetting off to the Canary Islands for a holiday as hundreds of migrants refused to leave the Spanish territory of Ceuta. Pedro Sánchez arrived at an official residence in Lanzarote for a two-week summer holiday with his wife on Saturday afternoon. Meanwhile, migrants slept on beaches and hid in tunnels and bushes in Ceuta following an unprecedented incursion that has plunged Europe into crisis. Pedro Sánchez shares his holiday playlist on social mediaCarmen Fúnez, an MP for Spain's conservative People's Party (PP), said: "While Ceuta suffers, Sánchez is on vacation. At the Tarajal border crossing, The Telegraph saw Spanish police transporting migrants, including minors, to the border gate leading back into Morocco.