Why does Madrid’s tap water suddenly taste different – and should residents be concerned?
RESIDENTS across Madrid have reported a strange taste in their tap water over the past few days, but the city’s water authority insists it’s still
Marbella to get €7 million facelift with resurfaced roads, a new recycling hub and a San Pedro street revamp
MARBELLA is set for a €7.23 million facelift after the town hall approved a raft of new projects. The planned works involve resurfacing roads, upgrading
Spain PM Pedro Sanchez slammed for partying at Barcelona’s Primavera Sound festival during first day of historic Pope Leo visit
Pedro Sanchez has come under fire after partying at Barcelona’s Primavera Sound festival on the same day Pope Leo XIV began a historic visit to
Spain’s fiery weekend: Smoke billows from Honda factory in Barcelona – before two wildfires break out in Andalucia near expat hotspots
SPAIN endured a fiery weekend as a major blaze destroyed a Honda factory near Barcelona, before two separate wildfires broke out in Andalucia close to
Alcohol consumption collapses by 60% among young people in Spain – with fewer than one in five drinking every week
YOUNG people in Spain are drinking significantly less alcohol than previous generations, with consumption down by 60% and just one in three drinking each week.
Horror on the Costa del Sol: ‘British’ man killed by partner in La Alcaidesa – before aggressor attempts to take own life
A ‘BRITISH’ man has been killed on the Costa del Sol, with police suspecting his partner, who later attempted to take his own life. Authorities
This ‘quietly cool’ Balearic island is one of Spain’s best hidden gems, according to The Times
MENORCA has been named one of Spain’s best hidden gems by The Times, which describes the Balearic island as a ‘quietly cool’ alternative to its
Spain’s confidence crisis: Nine in 10 people suffer from ‘imposter syndrome’, new study reveals
SPAIN is in the midst of a confidence crisis with nine in 10 suffering from ‘imposter syndrome’ according to a new study. A study by
Mystery in Malaga after two people found dead inside flat with gunshot wounds
POLICE in Malaga have launched an investigation after two people were found dead inside a flat with gunshot wounds. The bodies were discovered by authorities
Spain’s top music festival Primavera Sound cancels headline sets including Massive Attack after Barcelona lashed by thunderstorms and heavy rain
SPAIN’S leading music festival, Primavera Sound, was forced to cancel several major headline performances after severe thunderstorms and heavy rain swept across Barcelona. The festival,
Malaga’s housing crunch drives growing number of residents into life in motorhomes
MALAGA’S worsening housing crisis is forcing a growing number of residents to live in motorhomes and campervans due to ‘outrageous’ rent prices. Makeshift motorhome settlements
World Cup warm-up match in Spanish border town cancelled over Ebola outbreak fears
A WORLD Cup warm-up fixture between Chile and Democratic Republic of Congo due to be played in La Linea has been cancelled amid concerns over
Orange alert issued in northern Spain as 40C heatwave gives way to thunderstorms and heavy rain
CATALUNYA is bracing for heaving rain and thunderstorms with an orange alert in place across the region less than a week after temperatures soared to
Drones, helicopters and 15,000 police officers: Inside the huge operation to keep Pope Leo safe during historic Spain visit
SPAIN is preparing one of the largest security operations in its recent history ahead of Pope Leo XIV’s visit from June 6 to 12. The
Malaga rents overtake Madrid to become Spain’s second most expensive province
MALAGA has overtaken Madrid to become Spain’s second most expensive province for renters, with only the Balearic Islands recording higher rents. The average monthly rent
Warning for tourists as hard-to-spot venomous fish found to be lurking in sand on Andalucia holiday coast
HOLIDAYMAKERS on Andalucia’s western coast have been urged to watch their step as venomous weever fish are spotted camouflaged in the shallows. Weever fish have
Property prices finally start falling across parts of Spain – while even the major cities now seeing slow down
PROPERTY prices are beginning to fall across parts of Spain, with even major cities now showing signs of a slowdown after years of growth. After
Spain to install €12 million anti-narco barriers across Sevilla’s Guadalquivir river in desperate bid to stop rampant drug smuggling
SPANISH authorities have approved a €12 million plan to install anti-narco barriers along Sevilla’s Guadalquivir River. The project, confirmed by Interior Minister Fernando Grande-Marlaska, comes
EES border chaos hits Spain:Â British holidaymakers report huge queues at Gran Canaria airport with peak season approaching
GRAN Canaria Airport has been hit by huge queues as the peak travel season gets under way, with new biometric machines adding to delays at
Malaga’s doomed two-star Hotel Ibis was awaiting permission to add three more floors — now it’s in danger of collapse after a four-day fire
THE recently destroyed Hotel Ibis in central Malaga was waiting on planning permission to add a further three floors and be upgraded to a three
Sicilian mafia with links to Gibraltar picked up in police raids in Marbella – with over 20 properties seized and a €200 million fortune being probedÂ
A €200 MILLION mafia fortune has been traced to Marbella, where two well known locals have been arrested as part of an international investigation. Local
Riot police raid Barcelona apartment block in upmarket Eixample after squatters break into flat with residents inside
A VIOLENT attempted squatting in the heart of Barcelona ended in a bizarre twist after riot police discovered that one of the victims was a
Joy as four more Iberian lynx cubs are born in the wild as comeback of Spain’s rarest big cat continues
A FEMALE Iberian lynx has been spotted in Murcia with four cubs, marking another boost for the recovery of Spain’s rarest big cat. The new
Spain’s Pedro Sanchez rules out snap elections and backs former PM Zapatero amid investigation
SPAIN’S Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez has ruled out early elections and reiterated his support for former premier Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero despite an ongoing corruption
Man who lost his arm on an Estepona buggy tour wins compensation after seven-year legal fight
A MAN who lost his arm in a buggy tour accident in Estepona has been awarded compensation after a seven-year legal battle. A 36-year-old man,
EXLUSIVE: Expat garage owner ‘scams’ up to 50 car buyers out of approximately €1 million
AN incredible 45 victims have joined an action group against an expat car dealer in southern Spain. They all claim to have been scammed by