Day for the dogs… and the single ladies
Saint Anton's Day marks a celebration for the country's pets while single ladies in Mijas can up their chances of finding love
Illegal cigarette factory raided by Guardia Civil in Sevilla
More than thirty tonnes of tobacco were confiscated at the scene
Early regional elections called for Catalunya
Catalan President Artur Mas schedules regional elections for September 27
Spain to probe Paris gunman’s Madrid stay
The Paris gunman spent four days in Madrid before travelling to France
Millionaire with strong Gibraltar links at the centre of a £70 million criminal investigation
Investors lose a combined £70 million to a Brazilian housing scheme set up by a self-made millionaire who grew up on the Rock
Fibre-optic broadband on its way to Manilva
Mayor Diego Urieta has announced a deal with Telefonica to bring faster internet speeds to Manilva
Spain’s former King Juan Carlos faces paternity suit
The Supreme Court is looking into a Belgian woman's claim that she is the former monarch's illegitimate child
Thousands of fake football tickets on sale for Gibraltar matches
The Rock’s football fans are being urged to stay away from unofficial sites as thousands of fake tickets go up for sale
Winter ‘cruel’ allowance
Plans to cut expat pensioners' winter fuel allowance are outrageous
Mother found ‘not guilty’ after holidaying in Spain and leaving son home alone
But the boy, now 14, has decided to remain with a relative 300 miles away from his parents
Rafa Nadal to strip off for Tommy Hilfiger underwear campaign
The tennis star becomes the latest sportsman to strip in the name of fashion
VIDEO: Watch Cristiano Ronaldo’s bizarre reaction to Ballon d’Or win
The Portuguese winger was crowned the world's best player for the third time
British expats to vote in UK elections
More than 1.5 million expats living in Europe will soon regain their right to vote in UK elections
UPDATE: Possible loophole found in scrapping of Winter Fuel Allowance
Expats have until January 24 to overturn Winter Fuel Allowance ruling
Giant step for expats
Good news for expats, as they are set to regain their right to vote in UK elections
British drug gang dismantled in Malaga
Police arrest seven Brits and uncover 70kgs of marijuana in latest set of raids
Battle for oil: Spain’s pursuit of liquid gold
Spain’s escalating oil exploration dispute is taking on the proportions of the epic seafaring battles of old, as Rob Horgan reports
Expat launches petition against Winter Fuel Allowance cuts
The UK Government's fuel allowance for expats will be axed from September onwards
Stat attack: 2014 web stats make good reading for the Olive Press
Last year's web stats show the Olive Press's commitment to keep breaking news coming your way
Kinahan’s Costa del Sol drug empire under threat
The Kinahan clan have been dealt a series of blows in the last few months as Spanish police begin to move in
Pensioner wins €9 million in first El Cuponazo of the year
An 81-year-old from Canillas de Aceituno plans to split the money with his two sons
Movers and shakers of 2014
The Olive Press takes a look back at 2014 and dishes out the accolades for the best and worst personalities in Spain
Heroic dog saves 14-year-old boy trapped in lift
EXCLUSIVE: Lucas Schmitz was trapped in an apartment lift shaft in Nueva Andalucia
UPDATE: Only three labour MPs turn up for Gibraltar debate in House of Commons
Low turn out at the House of Commons for Gibraltar debate
2014 round up: Oh what a year it was!
With Christmas now a distant memory, the Olive Press takes a trip down memory lane to pick out the top stories of 2014
House of Commons to discuss Gibraltar
Foreign Affairs Committee publishes a damning report of Spain's attitude towards Gibraltar
