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Michelle Obama dubbed Marie Antoinette
US press claims Spain holiday trip is costing millions as Presidents wife tries a bit of flamenco and visits the Alhambra
Was that divine insulation?
Priest has been charged with pinching his own church windows
Granada rocked by earthquake
Early reports say there were no casualties after the 6.2-magnitude quake
Snow haul in Sierra Nevada
Granada ski resort set to stay open until May after bumper falls
Secret millionaire comes to Granada
Secret Millionaire Mo Chaudry visits Granada Hotel
Granada grounded by Ryanair cutbacks
Travel chaos for thousands as Ryanair cancels four of its routes from Granada
Buried on the beach
EXCLUSIVE BY ANDREW PEARCE IN LA MAMOLA: The funeral of the English couple killed by freak roof collapse attended by hundreds of Spanish and British mourners on the coast
British couple killed watching television in Spain
EXCLUSIVE PICTURES: Andalucia record rainfall causes catastrophic roof collapse
Gay Jesus photos spark protest
Controversial exhibition pulled down after “injuring the sentiments and convictions” of art fans
Spain ski miracle
Lost ski instructor saved after using camera flash to guide rescuers
Ave stop in Antequera
Stop for Antequera on the Malaga-Sevilla high-speed line
Andalucia, Granada, Lead2 »
Pet justice
For first time, custody of a dog awarded to a charity after continual abuse. Here, a protest organised against the man
Andalucia, Cadiz, Granada, Lead2 »
Spain’s shrinking cities
Fears grow as two of Andalucia’s biggest cities shrink in size
Granada »
No more Lorca hunts
Hunt for dead poet’s remains to end despite new key report claiming he is buried 400 metres away
Granada, Lead2 »
Boneheads!
After years of speculation, months of investigations and weeks of digging, Spanish poet Lorca’s remains are nowhere to be found. A big mistake, or did Franco’s troops clear the mass grave just weeks after it was used?
Andalucia, Granada »
Three Kings come early
Award-winning tourism plan to restore King’s Path to get funding this month
Granada »
Living the High Life
Surviving Spain at 1,500 metres. A new Olive Press blog on life in Spain´s highest village