Off-duty Malaga cop runs into teen hitman wanted for murder on the Costa del Sol while holidaying in Belgium
The suspect, who was aged just 17 at the time of the shooting, is accused of firing 18 bullets at a worker outside a cannabis club.
King of wines: Portugal’s little-known Dão region is a ‘classic with a new soul’
Portugal’s Dão wine region combines historic villages, vineyard hotels and memorable local food, offering a quieter escape among gardens and countryside within driving distance of Spain.
Inside the ancient town of the ‘seven sevens’: This walled gem in Aragon offers a perfect weekend escape
THIS medieval town in northern Spain has preserved an obsession with the number seven behind one of the country’s longest defensive walls – and it’s perfect for a
These are the scenic spots in Spain where your money goes furthest, according to The Telegraph
Away from the tourist crowds, these value-for-many gems are perfect for expats looking to buy a property in Spain at a snip.
Fears mount for Dutch builder, 48, who walked out of his Alhaurin el Grande home and vanished 10 days ago
Worried family and friends say Jeroen M, 48, was last seen in Alhaurin el Grande in Malaga province on September 18.
Latest
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
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
Personal data warning after hackers steal user information from Renfe and Adif websites
Hackers were able to get their hands on more than 150 million data records during last week's cyberattack – but no banking details.
Pedro Sanchez calls corruption cases against wife and brother ‘nasty politics which crosses a line’
Sanchez acknowledged that the PSOE had suffered 'cases of corruption that are true' and insisted his government had responded effectively.
‘Dream come true’: Gibraltar finally begins work on sewage treatment plant after decades of pumping waste into the sea
The plant has been a Gibraltar government manifesto pledge since 2011, but two previous attempts to build a plant both collapsed.
‘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
OVER 200 illegally-kept reptiles have been seized in two Valencia region raids executed by the Guardia Civil.
Political round-up: Ceuta migrant crisis and family corruption cases haunt Pedro Sanchez in New York as Madrid mobilises for Maricarmen
BARRY Tabrizi looks over this week's developments in Spanish politics, including PM Pedro Sanchez's visit to New York for the UN General Assembly.
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
