Whose will is it anyway?
New EU rules actually give you more control over your will, says Richard Alexander
Red, white and wonderful for Gibraltar National Day
Gibraltar National Day - always a celebration of sovereignty and self-determination - takes on an added importance this year, writes Rob Horgan
Catalunya cave excavation reveals neanderthals were foodies
The excavation found that our distant relatives were actually quite inventive when it comes to cooking
Balloon debate ahead of Gibraltar National Day
Environmentalists raise concerns about Gibraltar’s National Day balloons
For the love of dogs
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Spain’s job listings omit key information
Almost 75% of Spain’s job listings do not mention wage or salary
EXCLUSIVE: Expat battles with TripAdvisor over Marbella restaurant ranking mystery
Business loses out after TripAdvisor plays God
Barcelona and Madrid have Spain’s top seven sought-after property districts
The most sought-after property districts have been unveiled and all of the top seven are split across those two cities
EXCLUSIVE: Former lord mayor’s home trashed by British convict Ross Moore
Ex-Bristol councillor Royston Griffey has lost thousands after his flat was set on fire by Moore, who stands accused of killing a German in a
Summer car sales boom in Spain
The number of cars sold so far in 2015 is 658,000
Granada University ONLY Spanish uni to make world top 50
The IT and Communications department of Granada University jumped from coming 101st in 2012 to 42nd place in Shanghai's latest rankings
Man behind Spain’s national police Twitter account – the world’s most followed – leaves post
His replacement, Carolina Gonzalez, previously worked as part of an investigations unit in Barcelona
Tourist sues after Spanish website publishes naked photo
An Italian woman is demanding nearly €500,000 in damages after a Spanish website published a naked photo of her on holiday
Spanish father offers €5,000 reward for finding his son a job
One Zaragoza father took matters into his own hands by placing an advert in a local paper to get his 39-year-old a job
Spanish properties worth up to 124% more with a swimming pool
Property portal Idealista.com has revealed that the average Madrid home with a swimming pool is 34% more expensive than one without a pool
Britain’s Jo Konta beats Garbine Muguruza at US Open tennis
Mammoth match longest in Flushing Meadows history
David Cameron in Spain to meet Mariano Rajoy as refugee crisis rages
Leader vows to let more migrants in after shocking images of dead Syrian boy
Animal rights activists protest over whale treatment at Tenerife marine park
The park houses six orcas, four on loan from America’s SeaWorld, one born in captivity and one given over by Dutch authorities
Little-known Spanish wine voted world’s second favourite by popular wine app
The world’s second favourite wine is little-known Valencian vintage
Today kicks off four days of Spain’s September train strikes
A series of 24-hour RENFE employee train strikes kick off today
Red, white and British pride for Gibraltar National Day
‘Gibraltar is British and is going to stay British forever’
Running away from new technology
WhatsApp with all these new ways to communicate?
Notorious Real IRA member leaves Costa del Sol after five years in hiding
Paul ‘Burger’ Walsh fled to Spain in 2010 after he became the target of irate Republicans in Dublin
If I were a chef
This week our regular food columnist, master chef and proprietor of The Little Geranium in La Cala and, previously, BBC TV´s Ready Steady Cook chef
British retail giant’s gamble pays off for Spain expansion
Spanish shopping spree for British retail giant
Catalan hypocrites threaten real independence
Artur Mas’ dirty laundry has well and truly been hung out to dry