June 2010

Last battle for the red tuna?

By Jon Clarke (Publisher) on June 30, 2010

Launching our Green Guide this week, we start with an in-depth look at the red tuna industry by Andrew Pearce

Catalonia is a ‘nation,’ at last

By Jon Clarke (Publisher) on June 30, 2010

Spain’s top court gives new powers of self-rule to the northeastern region

Enrique’s naked Spain celebrations revealed!

By Jon Clarke (Publisher) on June 30, 2010

I’ll ski naked if Spain win the world cup, vows Enrique Iglesias

Spanish bird brains

By Jon Clarke (Publisher) on June 25, 2010

Six rare ibises are released in Cadiz

A breath of death air in Spain

By Jon Clarke (Publisher) on June 25, 2010

Prehistoric caves reopen despite “immeasurable” risks

High-speed train disaster in Barcelona

By Jon Clarke (Publisher) on June 24, 2010

Train tragedy leaves 12 Spanish youngsters dead and another 14 injured

How two Nerja hacks made a billion from Trivial Pursuit

By Jon Clarke (Publisher) on June 24, 2010

David Baird tells the true story about the expat journalists who dreamed up one of the world’s most popular games sitting on a Costa del Sol beach

Not such a trivial life

By Jon Clarke (Publisher) on June 24, 2010

EXCLUSIVE by Sara Wallace: One Nerja bar owner is ‘secret millionaire’ after investing in board game Trivial Pursuit

19 new flights for Andalucia

By Jon Clarke (Publisher) on June 23, 2010

Thirty-nine Ryanair routes will now fly out of Malaga

Evergreen in Spain!

By Jon Clarke (Publisher) on June 23, 2010

The Olive Press proudly announces the launch of two green projects

Man arrested in Spain after death of British mother

By Jon Clarke (Publisher) on June 22, 2010

Man held on the Costa del Sol following police appeal for murdered UK mum

Spain’s restoration master

By Jon Clarke (Publisher) on June 22, 2010

After renovating some of Andalucia’s key historic buildings, Osuna company Sanor has now turned its attention on a huge project in its home town, writes Jon Clarke

Villa double gets Spain charge back on track

By Jon Clarke (Publisher) on June 22, 2010

Hitman’s brace secures a win for the resurgent Furia Roja

Political movement in Andalucia

By Jon Clarke (Publisher) on June 22, 2010

Charlotte Wilmot becomes Ronda’s first English councillor

Spanish Fonejackers

By Jon Clarke (Publisher) on June 22, 2010

EXCLUSIVE by Andrew Pearce: Elderly pensioners in Andalucia may face legal action after refusing to pay ‘duplicated’ bill

Franco gave lists of Spanish Jews to Hitler

By Jon Clarke (Publisher) on June 21, 2010

Spanish dictator handed a list of 6,000 names to German Nazis

Comeback King!

By Jon Clarke (Publisher) on June 21, 2010

In the second installment of new wine column Buen Vino on Andalucian wines, Jon Clarke discovers how sherry could be on the cusp of a dramatic return to fashion

‘La Clegg’ breezes into windy Spain role

By Jon Clarke (Publisher) on June 21, 2010

Spanish wife of UK Deputy PM Nick Clegg has swept up a new job

Tragedy after Spain gallery owner killed partner and child

By Jon Clarke (Publisher) on June 21, 2010

Unhinged Andrew Cairns killed former Ascari race track employee before killing himself

‘I feel so guilty’

By Jon Clarke (Publisher) on June 18, 2010

Girl attacked then saved by Dan Smith recalls fateful night in Andalucia

A ban for burkas in rural Coín

By Jon Clarke (Publisher) on June 18, 2010

Town becomes the first in Andalucia to outlaw the religious headwear

High-octane celeb stunts fuel Sevilla

By Jon Clarke (Publisher) on June 17, 2010

Spain city served up a Hollywood treat by Knight and Day stars Tom Cruise and Cameron Diaz

Spain house sales on the up

By Jon Clarke (Publisher) on June 17, 2010

Country registers a 1.5 per cent rise in sales compared to same time last year

Amy’s mum blasts searching Irish TV interview

By Jon Clarke (Publisher) on June 17, 2010

Mother of teenager who vanished in Spain angered by candid national TV interview

Despite torture scenes the brave are still taking the bull by the horns

By Jon Clarke (Publisher) on June 17, 2010

The recent furore surrounding the cruel scenes in Alhaurin el Grande has reopened bullfighting debates. But a definite distinction must still be made between this heinous act and the sport itself, writes Andrew Pearce