Strong reaction
A 30-year-old Madrid woman has killed a man by hitting his moped with her car, just moments after he had snatched her handbag.
Car hire deposit row in Spain
EXCLUSIVE: Britons claim Benalmadena rental firm took money for damage they did not cause
Lingerie collection lauched by Cruz sisters
Penelope and Monica Cruz have worked with Agent Provocateur to create the luxury range
Review: Substation’s ‘Terror Bass Planet’
If ever the expression ‘it does exactly what it says on the tin’ could be used more fittingly then I’d like to hear some suggestions
Door closes on loan arrangers in Spain
Number of home loans being granted falls to record low
Losing track
Nerja’s Association of Businesses has called for improved signposting around the Sierra Almijara area following an increase in the number of tourists getting lost.
Driving up petrol prices in Spain
Monopoly of fuel firms keeping costs highest in Europe, finds new report
Grotesque art in Malaga
Work by Goya, da Vinci and Picasso on display at new exhibition exploring the concept of ugliness
La Shawarma
We’ve all been there; alone, drunk, stumbling down the street, when suddenly that matchless and unmistakable whiff mercilessly hijacks our nostrils and sends us trotting
A wine time in Ronda!
With up to 30 vineyards now planted in Ronda, ‘the dream has really taken hold’ writes Jon Clarke
Danger zone
Spain is close to missing its Kyoto targets and will need to buy more international emissions credits in order to meet them, according to figures
UK au pair job gets 1,600 Spanish applicants
Thousands of Andalucians are moving to the UK with some towns reporting a ‘Spanish invasion’ as unemployment rate tops 25% back home
Julio Iglesias criticised for Africa gig
Spanish crooner ignored requests from human rights groups to snub Equitorial Guinea
British art exhibition in Spain
Madrid’s Juan March Foundation will host a showcase of art from the Tudor era to Thatcher's era
Inequality
Spain has dropped from 12th place in the world to 26th in the scale of social equality between genders, with Iceland in first spot and
Hitler ‘theft’ probe in Spain
Heirs to lost Goya and Rubens paintings beg Prado Museum to help them out
Direct flights from London to Granada for winter sports fans
Two flights will leave from Gatwick each week to carry British skiers to Granada
Queen Sofia sues online dating site for mock-up ad campaign
The Queen of Spain to take legal action against US website Ashley Madison for ‘damage to her honour and dignity’
Keeping Andalucia’s history alive
At Algaba you can find out what Andalucia was like 5,000 years ago, discovers Eloise Horsfield
Poor life
21.1% of Spain’s citizens are living below the poverty line, which is set at an income of €7,355 per annum, according to government statistics.
Homes, Gardens & Outdoor Living Show comes to the Costa del Sol
The Homes, Gardens & Outdoor Living Show will bloom into action on November 9 & 10
Torremolinos animal shelter bosses to be charged with cruelty
An investigation has found evidence that workers illegally ‘performed massive euthanising in the shelter’ between 2009 and 2010
Euro resurgence
Keith Spitalnick looks at how the recent measures put in place to address the eurozone crisis have helped boost the value of the euro against
Rude graffiti from 17th century uncovered in Spain
Depictions of male genitalia found etched into angel's wing during restoration work
Mast must
Over 6,000 residents have signed a petition for the removal of two mobile phone masts from the Vina Malaga urbanisation in Torre del Mar.
Over the top
Rather than slapping youngsters with heavy fines for skateboarding, Torremolinos Town Hall should be providing more dedicated spaces for youngsters