The Rest is Spain podcast celebrates huge 20-episode milestone – and we’re just getting started
Over its 20-episode run, The Rest is Spain has grown steadily, racking up hundreds of thousands of views across Spotify, Apple, and YouTube.
Evicted Madrid pensioner can return to her home of 70 years after lawyer strikes deal with property owners
A MADRID pensioner who was controversially evicted from her home of 70 years can return after a new rental deal was struck with the property owners.
The International Brigades at 90: Who were the 35,000 foreigners who came to fight and die in the Spanish Civil War?
In the autumn of 1936, tens of thousands of international volunteers began arriving in Spain to fight fascism. Their story is still remembered today.
Tommy Robinson’s Andorra grift, racist flamenco in Madrid and hunting the UK’s most wanted in Spain – The Olive Press podcast turns 20
Hosted by Caroline, Jon and Walt, this week's fast-moving episode of The Rest is Spain unpacks the people who think they can hide in plain sight.
Boutique hotel in Portugal that’s perfect for those who love nature, good food and an impeccable spa
In this Quinta Filippa review, Jon Clarke explores a boutique retreat in central Portugal, where a dozen bedrooms meet thoughtful service, wellness activities and delicious food.
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‘Nothing to report’: The extraordinary story of the Siege of Toledo, a colonel who refused to surrender and his doomed son
The Siege of the Alcazar in Toledo was a highly symbolic victory for Franco's Nationalists at the beginning of the Spanish Civil War.
208 reptiles rescued from traffickers during two police raids in Spain
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Political round-up: Ceuta migrant crisis and family corruption cases haunt Pedro Sanchez in New York as Madrid mobilises for Maricarmen
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Terrified holidaymakers forced to evacuate Jet2 plane at Tenerife Airport after ‘passenger makes bomb threat’
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Inside Tommy Robinson’s empire of dodgy fundraising and questionable crypto schemes that fund his luxury lifestyle in Spain
HE’S one of Britain’s most controversial figures and a borderline enemy of the state. A firebrand who claims he’s going to stoke a revolution.
Costa del Sol’s A-7 woes roll on as Marbella beach exit closes suddenly and a study to upgrade the motorway is four months overdue
The exit into Elviria serves the popular Golden Beach area, with residents warning of traffic chaos following the closure this week.
Jewel of Persia: A Persian-inspired luxury villa near Marbella blends ancient architecture with sweeping Costa del Sol views
HAD Scheherazade lived on the Costa del Sol, she might well have told her tales to King Shahryar in this extraordinary villa. And had
