Demolished homeowners can rebuild their lives
An order to demolish the home of an English couple in Spain last year has been overruled as illegal
The Olive Press… big in America
Website relaunch is a resounding success with more than 35,000 ‘unique’ visitors a month
Overcooked
Of all people Ferran Adria tells fellow Spanish chefs to get back to basics
Shrimp comes home
His funeral cortège stretched for seven miles and was attended by over 100,000 people. So it seems fitting that the childhood home of flamenco star
No help for Amy
The mother of missing Irish teenager Amy Fitzpatrick has criticised the Mijas mayor after he refused to help publicise her disappearance
Aliens and expats in Alexei’s latest book
Comedian Alexei Sayle has based his new book on British expatriates living in southern Spain
Madoff to Gibraltar
Disgraced broker Bernard Madoff transferred 150 million dollars to Gibraltar a month before his arrest last year
Death threats over pet dog
English businessman claims to have been threatened by his ex-partner over the ownership of a pedigree Shih-tzu called Chico
Recognise these trousers?
Police are appealing for anybody who might recognise a pair of trousers after they were found on the body of a man who has been
Edgar Allan Poe Street
Jerez is to name a street after cult US novelist Edgar Allan Poe. This year is the 200th anniversary of his birth
Bounder returns
James Hewitt is set to open a top class restaurant and club in Marbella, catering for an international crowd
HELP! Lennon statue defaced
Monument moved after glasses ripped off and Spanish colours daubed on Beatle idol
Lawyers in the Dock
Olive Press turns the spotlight on the legal system as thousands are fined after paying for what they believed were legal houses
We all have responsibilities, and few perhaps more than the legal profession
While a few will always believe they are above the law, what are we to think – or do – when lawyers themselves ignore the
A European size slap on the wrist
EU punishes Spain for its continuing environmental abuse and for its flaunting of the rights of innocent buyers
Robin on the menu
Britain's favourite bird, the robin, is still on the menu in some restaurants in Cadiz.
The lights went out
Andalucia's leading monuments have ‘switched off’ for an hour in solidarity with the world for Earth Hour
The costas he was not
At a memorial service to his life, dozens of environmentalists paid tribute – and even donated a poem to the man known as ‘Mister Boyd’
A chilling summer
Craig Vincent gives a moving account on what he found while working in Malaga as a volunteer on what is probably Spain’s largest mass grave
Police are helpless as mentally ill girl robs homes
Homeowners in the Guadalhorce valley are being terrorised by a mentally ill girl breaking into their properties