Costa del Sol takes €1 million charm offensive to London in push to attract more Brits
Tourism chiefs want more British visitors to come outside the summer season.
Sanchez suffers fresh polling blow as PP and Vox forecast to win landslide majority in wake of Toledo train disaster
The PP and Vox would win a comfortable majority on November 29, according to the Sigma Dos survey.
Young Spaniards gloomier about their future than most of Europe, with six in ten saying they have fewer chances than those 30 years ago
A new EU survey also finds that young people are increasingly taking action to change society
A ring, a pencil and watermelon seeds: how archaeologists are giving names back to 74 Civil War victims found in Seville mass graves
Among the dead may be the ‘Niñas del Aguacho’, a group of young women murdered by Falangists in 1936.
Worth the trip from Gibraltar? Algeciras promises a 10-metre musical angel and walk-through Christmas tree to draw in visitors
The city hopes the giant attraction will boost spending during the holiday season.
Tiger of hashish’ caught in Tangier: alleged drug kingpin who lived in luxury in Madrid arrested after fleeing to Morocco
Police say ‘El Moreno’ ran one of Spain’s biggest hashish networks like a business, as 86 people are arrested and almost 11 tonnes of the
Princess Leonor turns 21: how a Welsh castle gave Spain’s future queen her first taste of freedom
Spain's crown princess turned 21 this weekend, and says that it was her time at a Welsh boarding school that made her who she is.
No-show for Blocus: Barcelona avoids repeat of riots as 700 police identify more than 1,400 young people
Despite extensive planning, there were almost no reported incidents of unrest in Catalonia this weekend.
‘Yesterday was bad. People died’: Urda wakes to grief and solidarity the day after deadly train crash
The quiet Toledo town was not prepared for yesterday's events, but residents are determined to get on with life.
Revealed: The last messages between Madrid controllers and the two doomed trains in the minutes before Toledo rail disaster
The control centre seemed unaware that they had issued an order for the second train to proceed.
EXCLUSIVE: On the ground in Urda, the rural town at the centre of a senseless tragedy
During a day of harrowing trauma, the Olive Press was at the centre of the rescue operation in a community rocked by disaster.
Toledo train crash round-up: At least 68 dead in Spain’s worst rail disaster since 2013
The crash happened around 9am near Urda station, sending three carriages plunging down an embankment. Officials fear the death toll may rise.
British expat claims impostor sold his two Estepona plots for €500,000 at a Malaga notary while he was in Dallas
The owner only found out when his urbanisation’s administrator told him the land had changed hands, and lawyers warn that foreigners’ second homes are a
Alicante and Murcia drinking water under threat as crucial Tajo-Segura pipeline repairs drag on
Farmers and experts want to borrow water from a reservoir in Cuenca before the deadline to use it runs out
Trial begins for Brit, 72, accused of killing his wife in southern Spain as neighbour says she ‘said she’d fallen and hit her head’
Neighbours told the jury the accused was angry rather than distraught as his partner lay dead in the road.
Tragedy in Cadiz as two paragliders including US national die after ‘crashing into each other mid-air’
A Lebanese man and an American woman died in the Sierra de Cadiz after
Dutch narco war spills over into Marbella as September shooting was teenage hitmen’s second attempt to kill ‘mocromafia’ crime boss
Hitmen have been hunting 'Nourdin B.Z.', as rival groups attempt to consolidate power in the region.
What is Blocus, the mysterious TikTok craze sparking French-style riots in Barcelona – with huge demonstrations planned for Halloween?
Anonymous accounts used a French student-protest slogan to lure teenagers into nearly four hours of looting, and more calls to take to the streets are
The world’s best-preserved Roman bridge and a theatre still putting on plays after 2,000 years await visitors to this ancient Roman capital
A 2,000-year-old theatre, Spain’s oldest Moorish fortress and a world-class Roman museum, all within walking distance
OPINION: Think Ernest Hemingway is a fake? Then you must read The Sun Also Rises again
Michael Coy has it all wrong, and Hemingway's breakout was a triumph of authenticity.
Barcelona adds just 2,400 homes a year as more than a million Catalans hunt for somewhere to live
The city’s housing stock has grown by 22,000 since 2019, but with Barcelona’s population set to soar, supply won’t catch up for years.
Pumpkin power: two giant pumpkins weighing more than 1.5 tonnes help Murcia town raise €3,700 to fight cancer
One was named in memory of a much-loved local woman, the other after a family dog that died while it was growing.
EXCLUSIVE: ‘It could have ended in tragedy’: German family’s campervan nightmare as rental firm leaves them stranded with terrifying fire inching closer and closer
IT was meant to be a budget-friendly family holiday exploring the Costa del Sol. Instead, it turned into a nine-hour nightmare, with two terrified children
EXCLUSIVE: The Spanish detective Madeleine McCann’s parents hired to find their missing girl reflects on the disturbing case nearly 20 years on
Julian Peribañez tells The Olive Press about two decades of searching, his theories and his new child protection foundation.
WATCH: France’s student unrest spills into Barcelona as hooded youths loot shops and clash with riot police in Plaça de Catalunya
Housing protesters camped in the square stopped the rioters from getting in, as shoppers and tourists were caught up in a night of violence in
Spain orders two platforms to pull 8,300 ‘misleading’ seasonal rentals in crackdown on disguised holiday lets
Two platforms involved could face investigation if they don’t comply with Spain's new housing decree.