Foodie heaven: Spain voted into world’s top five food destinations
Survey by Hotels.com finds the way to a holidaymaker’s heart is through the stomach with Spain one of the top five destinations for food…
Heat wave in Andalucia
Temperatures are up to 43C in some places
Spain increases motorway tolls
And on September 1 costs will rise yet again
British toddler drowns while on holiday in Spain
Two-year-old girl fell into a swimming pool while her mother slept in a hammock
Elderly Danish couple found dead in Torrox named
The bodies of Clemens Vilhelm, 78, and Jytte Houen, 73, had been lying for at least 10 days
Spain’s unemployment rate hits a record high
Nearly one-fourth of the nation's population is now unemployed
Seaside flick
Fuengirola Town Hall is offering free film screenings during the summer on beaches in Los Boliches.
Spanish fishermen in Gibraltar close to netting deal with local authorities
Two hour meeting was ‘constructive’ insists Chief Minister Picardo
Tom Jones cancels Spanish concert
The singer cited health reasons for his no-show
Restoration project for Malaga’s Roman Theatre
€280,000 restoration project could lead to new ‘cultural golden mile’ for Malaga
Obama backs Spain through testing times
The US president has pledged his support amidst the continuing economic recession
Olympic size debt
Introducing a new monthly currency column, Keith Spitalnick looks at the inconsistencies in financial reporting and whether the Olympics are really worth their weight in
Elderly Danish couple found dead in Torrox flat
The bodies were discovered back to back on the living room floor in an advanced state of decomposition
‘Robin Hood’ mayor promises more food raids in Andalucia
Juan Manuel Sanchez Gordillo plans to continue taking food to give to the poor
Music festival coming to Almeria
It features traditional melodies from over 25 groups and takes place on August 12
Spain’s still glorious!
Spain is off to a slow start in the Olympic standings but maybe we should cut them some slack
Water shortages combatted across the Axarquia
Town halls are taking rationing measures to save water
Net gain
Despite the recession, there are twice as many foreigners moving to the Costa del Sol to live than those moving away.
Missing link overlooked in the Madeleine McCann case
Police failed to extract DNA samples from a pile of cigarette butts, which may have held the key to the case
ERE fraud investigation reveals missing files
Transactions to be studied after Junta ‘loses’ 175 cases in fraud scandal
An olympic failure
The Olive Press considers how the recently foiled terror plot in Gibraltar challenges our sense of security
Flamenco exhibition in La Cala
Suzy Westgate launches her first Spanish showcase
Young boy struggles to stay alive after boat accident near Nerja
Boy ‘critical’ in intensive care after being cut open by propeller
Sotogrande’s port of discovery
Andalucia’s most exclusive enclave certainly has its fair share of restaurants, writes Jon Clarke
Ryanair bans Spanish policeman from its planes
The officer carried a gun onto a flight
Full house for Torre
Torremolinos’ hotels had the highest occupancy rates on the Costa del Sol in June (85%), compared to an average of 68%.