Mijas town hall sues multinational after recycling plant becomes ‘toxic’ waste ground
The town hall are confident of victory in the €13 million court case
Hunt for Cervantes turns up four sets of bones
The bones will now been analysed in a new phase in the investigation
Spain’s quick fix solution to sexually aggressive bear
Scientists worried his exploits threaten the survival of the colony
Lights out for Andalucian cinema after Cinesur purchase
Andalucia's largest cinema chain bought by French audiovisual group MK2
Eight to be quizzed over Maddie McCann disappearance
Meanwhile excavations in the Algarve are said to be 'encouraging'
‘Corrupt’ Stephen Lawrence cop to be investigated over gangster ‘connection’
John Davidson, who now lives in Minorca, is alleged to have a relationship with the gangster father of convicted murderer David Norris
Unlucky 13 families fight demolition of homes as planning chaos plagues Spain
The British and Belgian expats all have homes in the Piedra Amarilla area
Zookeeper shot with tranquiliser while allegedly wearing gorilla suit
The Tenerife zoo insists the rumours aren't true
Journalists lose jobs over Spanish abdication coverage
El Mundo and satirical magazine El Jueves have lost staff after disputes
Costa del Coffee
A new café will open in Fuengirola on the Costa del Sol in June
Fossilised skull reveals secrets of 11 million year old worm lizard
The first complete worm lizard skull has been found in Spain
Missing Brit Tim Beardsley spotted in Malaga
Wife desperately appeals for any information
Foreign investors flock to Spain as market looks set to take off
Global bargain hunters are flooding the Spanish real estate market
EU grants €10 million to fight immigration at Spain’s borders
Spain is bearing the brunt of immigration from Africa into Europe
Government approves Repsol oil drilling off Canary Islands
Spain's largest oil company to begin hunt just 40 miles off Lanzarote and Fuerteventura
No such thing as a couch potato at British School of Marbella
Columnist and BSM headteacher Sian Kirkham explains why there was a lot of healthy eating at the school last week
Not ‘poles’ apart
Europe was in line with the UK when this weekend much of it voted against the EU
Repsol ‘sun’ shines on Malaga restaurants
Success for local eateries in Repsol Guide 2014
Loud and Clear: Puerto Banus billboard rings true
Columnist Giles Brown waxes lyrical about funny signs and horrifying spiders
Jamie Oliver teaches Benalmadena children to cook
The lesson was part of the celebrity chef's Food Revolution Day
Dancers descend on Benalmadena
Sunset Beach Club Hotel hosted an international dance competition
Mayors celebrate 10th birthday of Gaucin family hotel
Hotel Hacienda La Herriza hosted an Andalucian garden party
Police bring down illegal horsemeat trafficking ring
Further searches are under way in farms, vet clinics and slaughterhouses
Damning NGO report slams government for failing vulnerable homeowners
Human Rights Watch criticises government for handling of crisis
What’s in a name?
The controversy surrounding the tiny hamlet named ‘Jew Killer’ sparked the curiosity of a global audience
Slave drivers face jail for restaurant sweatshop
Staff at the Chinese restaurant were kept locked up when off-duty