Costa del Sol town clears squatter camp for second time this summer
A SQUATTER camp has been evicted on the Rio Gui river on the eastern Costa del Sol for a second time this summer, part of a wider crackdown on almost
Tenerife’s deep magma system mapped for the first time as top volcanologist insists eruption risk ‘remains low’
The study follows a swarm of 15 small earthquakes recorded off Tenerife's north coast last week, the strongest a magnitude 3.6 tremor felt in La Laguna and Tacoronte.
Investigation into brutal stabbing of German tourist in Huelva takes major turn after Italian partner is cleared of involvement
THE man, 60, had been arrested after the body of his 47-year-old partner was discovered in the coastal resort of Isla Cristina, Huelva, on Friday.
US military to expand jointly-operated Moron air base in southern Spain despite lingering tensions over Iran war
THE United States is set to expand its military presence in Spain after formalising plans to revamp a strategically vital air base in Andalucia.
Damage detected at iconic Alhambra palace after Granada rocked by earthquake swarm
THE world-renowned Alhambra palace has suffered minor damage following a string of earthquakes in Granada, it has emerged. Local authorities have cordoned off areas of the Alcazaba, the
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What is the new travel trend of ‘dusking’ and why has Tenerife been named among the world’s top destinations for it?
A NEW travel trend dubbed ‘dusking’ is gaining traction across the world, with Tenerife named one of the leading destinations for the practice. The
Ceuta crisis latest: Spain pledges €165m emergency package as migrant tensions continue to boil over
A MONTH has now passed since more than 80,000 migrants poured into Ceuta from neighbouring Morocco.
Late-night horror in Valencia after Peruvian man is stabbed to death by a woman on bar terrace
A 45-YEAR-OLD Peruvian man has died after being stabbed by a woman on the terrace of a late-night bar in Valencia.
Political round-up: Spain’s government returns from summer feeling the heat after Ceuta crisis
PEDRO Sanchez’s government faces mounting pressure over the Ceuta migration crisis, a proposed €226bn budget and calls for an early election.
THIS WEEK IN SPANISH HISTORY: The founding of Los Angeles, the birth of a TV chef and the return of Evita’s body
MICHAEL Coy traces this week in Spanish history, including the birth of a famous TV chef, the founding of LA and the death of
The real reason Trump and Spain are at constant loggerheads, according to leading expat geopolitical analyst
LEADING geopolitical expert Richard Cowl unpacks the reason why US president Donald Trump has targeted Spain in recent months.
A ‘good death’: The scarred bullfighter who became a Spanish national hero – and paid the ultimate price
MICHAEL Coy recounts the story of Manolete, the dirt-poor bullfighter who shot to stardom in the ring - but soon paid the ultimate price.
Spain to overhaul amber traffic light rules at pedestrian crossings – all you need to know
SPAIN has confirmed major changes to its traffic light sequences this autumn to end the confusion that leads to accidents at pedestrian crossings. A
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
