Snapshots of Ceuta still counting the cost of 72,000 people arriving from Morocco
THROUGH the lens of Cristina Cuadra’s camera, the Olive Press spent two days talking to anxious locals and desperate migrants. These are their stories.
Malaga city council unveils six-year plan to rid the city of toxic asbestos – and admits it doesn’t know how many properties have it
MALAGA is preparing to tackle a toxic legacy hidden across the city’s rooftops. The council has launched a six-year plan to find and remove asbestos
How to watch Spain’s August solar eclipse safely – and where to find special sunglasses to enjoy the spectacle
Stay safe when watching the eclipse this month. Here's how:
Mysterious ‘white blob’ in Spain’s Mar Menor wipes out 86% of fish species in worst-hit zone
A MYSTERIOUS white stain spreading through Spain’s Mar Menor has devastated marine life in the worst affected part of the lagoon. Researchers found only three
Malaga heatwave warning as extreme temperatures threaten over-85s and boost hospital admissions for dehydration
EXTREME heat could increase hospital admissions among chronically ill patients in Malaga by up to 20%, doctors have warned. Hospitals are already treating unusually high
Check out these seven light Spanish red wines that taste even better served chilled this summer
RED WINE may not be the first drink that comes to mind during a scorching Spanish summer, but the right bottle can be every bit
Gibraltar airport eyes four million people catchment zone and battles Malaga for Costa del Sol passengers and routes
GIBRALTAR Airport could serve millions more passengers under plans to turn it into a gateway for the surrounding area of southern Spain. The government believes
Calls for ambulances to have police escort when entering Benidorm’s ‘English zone’ after paramedic is punched in the face by man she is treating
AN AMBULANCE technician has called for crews to receive police escorts when responding to incidents in Benidorm’s ‘English Zone’ after she was punched in the
The Spanish village that looks like Havana – but sits in the mountains of Asturias
YOU don’t expect to find palm trees, colourful colonial mansions and a slice of Cuba in the middle of rural Asturias. But that’s exactly what
Manhunt for motorcyclist who ran over a Guardia Civil officer and fled at Mijas traffic stop
A MOTORCYCLIST reportedly known to police is being hunted after allegedly striking a Guardia Civil traffic officer while escaping from a roadside stop in Mijas.
WATCH: Dramatic helicopter rescue in Sotogrande after sailing yacht crashes into marina breakwater
A SAILING YACHT carrying five adults and a child struck the breakwater at Sotogrande Marina on Monday evening triggering an emergency rescue. The incident happened
Where to find Spain’s busiest speed cameras – which hit drivers with a record quarter of a BILLION euros in fines last year
SPAIN’S motorists paid up a record €246.8 million from speeding fines in 2025 – up 14% on the previous year. Speeding offences now account for