BREAKING: At least 10 dead as two high-speed trains collide near Toledo, with Madrid-Andalucia line shut
New updates: Witnesses report numerous injured after a Renfe AVE and an Iryo train crashed between Los Yebenes and Urda
British expat claims impostor sold his two Estepona plots for €500,000 at a Malaga notary while he was in Dallas
The owner only found out when his urbanisation’s administrator told him the land had changed hands, and lawyers warn that foreigners’ second homes are a common target
End of the line for two-seater mobility scooters in Benidorm as council bans vehicle involved in ‘quarter of all accidents’
The scooters have become symbolic of Benidorm’s holiday scene, offering a popular way for older British tourists to get around the town.
Alicante and Murcia drinking water under threat as crucial Tajo-Segura pipeline repairs drag on
Farmers and experts want to borrow water from a reservoir in Cuenca before the deadline to use it runs out
The eight ages of Picasso – how Malaga’s most famous son reinvented himself again and again over a 70-year career
To mark his birthday this week, we thought we’d look back at the eight phases that constitute Pablo Picasso's evolution as a master artist.
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Autumn is becoming the new summer in Spain as more expats opt to travel later in the year
Autumn travel in Spain is gaining ground as expats and flexible holidaymakers delay trips until cooler weather returns after a summer of heatwaves and
THIS WEEK IN SPANISH HISTORY: Tobacco is discovered, Luiz Fernandez Lopez dies and Princess Leonor is born
Michael Coy delves into the major events in Spanish history this week, including the birth of future monarch Princess Leonor in 2005.
OPINION: Think Ernest Hemingway is a fake? Then you must read The Sun Also Rises again
Michael Coy has it all wrong, and Hemingway's breakout was a triumph of authenticity.
Spain’s PM Pedro Sanchez hails Lula ‘comeback’ win in Brazil and promises to do the same in November’s election
Leftist Lula de Silva was the first person to come from behind on the first ballot to beat right-winger, Flavio Bolsonaro, who was regarded
Man dies after horror brawl at notorious drug den in northern Spain
The victim succumbed to his injuries after a bloody fistfight at a squatted building near Pontevedra, Galicia, on Saturday.
Why is Ignatius Loyola’s name everywhere in Spain? The swaggering Basque swordsman who shaped the Counter-Reformation
YOU may have noticed, as you live your life in Spain, that the name ‘Ignatius Loyola’ keeps popping up all over the place. A
Police investigate string of burglaries targeting football stars in Sevilla after Irish striker Troy Parrott’s home is raided
The 24-year-old’s property in the El Zaudin residential estate in Tomares was targeted on Sunday as Real Betis faced Barcelona at the Estadio de
OPINION: Spain cannot afford to bite the hand that builds it – foreigners like you and I are the future of this country, writes Charlie Mullins
In his latest must-read column, Charlie Mullins attacks the foreigner-bashing of far-right parties like Vox.
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
