Sleeping gas
Burglars have used sleeping gas to sedate their victims in a number of attacks in Rincon de la Victoria near Malaga.
Final flight
Twenty white storks have been found dead below a pylon at Los Barrios’ waste disposal site, although it is not known if they died from
Diving in
An Olympic pool costing 2.6 million euros has been built in Torremolinos and is set to be used by Finland and the Netherlands for training
From Spain to infinity for balloon space tourists
Spanish company is set to launch trips into the Earth's stratosphere in two years
Beware of the red bug
The red beetle that is destroying palm trees along the coast has reached Ronda, with the town hall taking steps to eradicate it.
Spanish football team uses zombie porn to attract more fans
Getafe launch viral video encouraging fans to donate sperm in bid to increase fan base
Kicking back under the stars
Jane Plunkett’s childhood dream is realised in Technicolor at Cordoba’s Summer Cinema
Leaked police report claims Spanish bullfighter was over the drink drive limit when he crashed
DIA accidents victims association now calling for a four year prison sentence for José Ortega Cano
The geography and politics of Spain
Whilst the history of Spain is long and complicated, the geography and political set-up are fairly straightforward. Paul Whitelock takes a look.
Environmentalists in Gibraltar concerned over ‘disturbing’ fire at CEPSA oil refinery
Environmental Safety Group voices concerns over the blaze
Moroccan claim fiction
Rumours of Morocco claiming half of the revenues from the Alhambra in Granada have been described by officials in Rabat as ‘a joke in bad
Marriage can be short lived in Spain
Aware a lot can happen in a year, especially when it comes to love, a Spanish town has invited couples to marry for just one
Breakfast news
Over a tasty tostada, Jane shudders to imagine a world without newspapers
Public labour
A 20-year-old Romanian woman who gave birth in a Pizarra street has named the child after one of the police officers who helped her.
Crew member of Spanish ferry which sank ‘may have been asleep’
Passengers issue denuncia after El Vaporcito sinks in seven minutes after hitting Reina Victoria quay
Fishy
Tuna sandwiches are being blamed for a food-poisoning outbreak that affected 170 people on their way to the World Youth Day celebrations in Madrid.
Revellers turn Spanish town red for annual tomato festival
Around 40,000 people threw 120 tons of tomatoes during the world famous event in Bunol
Gaucin: A view from the top
Wendy Williams admires the views from the Balcony of the Serrania de Ronda and discovers what gives Gaucin its ‘zing’…