BREAKING: Spain’s transport minister Oscar Puente resigns over Toledo train disaster that killed 69 people
Puente announced his decision to step down during a heated appearance before the Congress standing committee on Tuesday.
Police open probe into death of Tenerife striker Jesus de Miguel as distraught goalkeeper shuts down social media after abuse
The Canary Islands High Court (TSJC) explained that any death not resulting from natural causes automatically triggers a judicial investigation.
Gibraltar pitches airport as ‘gateway to Costa del Sol and Costa de la Luz’ during meetings with dozens of airline bosses
Talks focused on developing new routes, the future of Gibraltar’s air connectivity and positioning the Rock as an attractive destination within the wider market.
Scientists discover new species of jellyfish only ever recorded off the Alicante coast – but is it harmful to humans?
Scientists have identified a tiny new jellyfish species off Alicante, with the harmless Copula lucentia measuring just 1-7mm
BREAKING: Ryanair plane from Manchester to southern Spain grounded after ‘bomb threat’
The plane landed as normal and was searched by specialist bomb teams.
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Travellers visiting Barcelona and Madrid can use one Horizon Spain eSIM across both cities, with prepaid data plans valid for 30 days and free
Worth the trip from Gibraltar? Algeciras promises a 10-metre musical angel and walk-through Christmas tree to draw in visitors
The city hopes the giant attraction will boost spending during the holiday season.
Princess Leonor turns 21: how a Welsh castle gave Spain’s future queen her first taste of freedom
Spain's crown princess turned 21 this weekend, and says that it was her time at a Welsh boarding school that made her who she
Spanish cinema’s weight problem: Overweight characters are rarely seen on screen and often defined by food, illness or death
A new study finds overweight characters remain rare in Spanish films and TV series, often reduced to stereotypes, supporting roles or denied even a
At 77, legendary Spanish film director Pedro Almodovar writes his first novel – but are other people’s secrets his to tell?
Almodovar’s first novel follows a writer who uses other people’s ideas, exploring shared memories, creative ownership and the role of personal experience in telling
How the north-south divide fuels the myth of the lazy Andalucian – and why the siesta is really centuries of hard-won wisdom
Michael Coy examines Spain's north-south divide – and asks whether the Andalucian stereotype of bone-idleness is merited, or a stroke of genius.
THIS WEEK IN SPANISH HISTORY: All Saints’ Day, Cortes enters Mexico City and the mysterious death of newspaper tycoon Robert Maxwell
Michael Coy combs through the major events to have taken place in Spanish history this week, including the mysterious death of Robert Maxwell.
Police smash Costa del Sol drug gang using stolen luxury cars to smuggle tonnes of hashish and cocaine to France
The crew got the drugs in Portugal and used locations in Marbella, Torremolinos, and Cullera(Valencia) to load up their cargo for onward transit.
Moroccans overtake Brits as biggest foreign home buyers in Spain – snapping up homes in Murcia and north east
Moroccan citizens have overtaken British nationals as Spain's biggest foreign property buyers
