Coming home
Spain has seen the arrival of 927, 890 immigrants since January 2011, 117,523 of whom were Spaniards returning home.
Ambitious plans afoot for a Costa del Health
New plans could hand €250 million boost to region over three years
Frigiliana civil servant facing a year in prison for planning offences
The town hall employee allegedly allowed a large house with a swimming pool to be built on non-urbanisable land
17th century shipwreck in Cadiz to be moved
Excavationises to move wreck to shallower waters in order to carry out more effective studies
Europeans are overfishing sharks, warn conservationists
Oceana Europe have warned demand for omega-3 is causing an increase in overfishing of sharks
He knows his onions!
Peter Langdale on the key jobs for Autumn
Fabian Picardo visits Gibraltar troops
Chief Minister gets a glimpse of combat during training exercise in Morocco
The joy of pumpkins in Spain
As Halloween approaches, Olive Press reporter Dana Ferguson gets the inside scoop on the autumn fruit
Blue badge bother in southern Spain
EXCLUSIVE: Partially disabled driver’s car towed away in Estepona despite displaying valid blue badge
Overcautious parents raising a ‘generation of weaklings’
A report by the National Trust says that parents are doing their children harm by mollycoddling children
Gore gripe
The GSD party has called on the Government to reveal the cost of hiring former US vice-president Al Gore to speak at the Thinking Green
Food parcel plea to help Spaniards
Red Cross issues appeal for €30m to help 2.3 million people considered ‘extremely vulnerable’
Spanish clothing firm Zara enters the world of politics
Samantha Cameron and Miriam Clegg both wore Zara heels to the recent conferences
Axarquia Rugby beat the British Army!
Club win the triangular tournament in front of the biggest crowd ever seen at the Velez-Malaga stadium
Is this Putin’s Spanish bolt hole?
EXCLUSIVE: Huge property on Spain's most exclusive private estate reported to have been snapped up by Russian president
Half of Spanish children tired in mornings, new study finds
A nocturnal lifestyle is causing children in Spain to underperform in the classroom
Thinking pink in Mijas
A charity ball raised an impressive €20,000 to help combat breast cancer
Incompetent or what?
ADIOS BART! In his last column for the Olive Press, before returning to politics, Bartie discusses Spain’s current economic woes
The Spanish Civil War… A conflict to remember or to forget?
Row brews as the Junta tries to force town halls to take down all their fascist-era symbols, writes Dana Ferguson
Lady Gaga vomits on stage in Barcelona
The Pokerface singer was sick four times in front of her 25,000-strong audience
Spectacular Sayalonga
Sally Harrison explores the history and culture of this pretty Arabic village
Sentenced
A man has been jailed for 17 years for murdering a Finnish woman whose dismembered body was found on a Manilva beach in December 2007.
British couple fear for life following Malaga floods
EXCLUSIVE: Reg and June Squirrell are terrified of more heavy rain
Tasting evening in Mijas – tonight!
The event, organised by Mijas Town Hall, will focus on varieties within the province
Two British murder suspects are thought to be in Spain
Derek McGraw Ferguson, 48, and William Paterson, 33, are thought to be hiding within the expat community
Sevilla residents take to the streets to protest against budget cuts
Up to 500 demonstrators shouted slogans, as similar marches took place across the country