Police arrest vicious home robbers who tied up and assaulted victims on Spain’s Costa Blanca
FIVE members of a violent home robbery gang have been arrested on the southern Costa Blanca in a joint operation by the Guardia Civil and
EXCL: British expats furious and ‘disappointed’ as Spanish mayors refuse to resign after ‘jumping queue’ to receive COVID-19 vaccine
BRITISH expats are demanding the resignation of any Alicante politicians who jumped the queue to receive a COVID-19 vaccine. They believe it would be ‘despicable’
Rapper in controversial free-speech jailing is forcibly removed from university campus in Spain’s Catalunya
SPANISH rapper Pablo Hasel was detained in Catalunya this morning(February 16) after a day-long stand off with police involving himself and dozens of his supporters
EXCL: British expat couple were forced to sleep three days at airport in Spain after airline refused green residency cards
A PAIR of British pensioners are demanding compensation after being refused a flight to Spain despite having their green residency cards. Roger and Linda Wilson,
Earthquakes rattle Spain’s Granada again after 10 days of calm
TWO shallow quakes have shaken Granada and its metropolitan area. The quakes were felt this Wednesday morning after a brief respite following weeks of strong
Spain’s Andalucia predicts travel to be permitted as of May
THE Junta expects a ‘reasonably normal’ summer for the tourism sector in the region. According to Juan Marin, Junta Vice-President, this summer is expected to
RAISE A GLASS as bars and restaurants reopen this Wednesday in key centres across Spain’s Murcia region
19 Murcia region municipalities will be able to reopen their bar and restaurant terraces at 75% capacity from this Wednesday(February 17). As COVID-19 infection rates
COVID-19 deaths pass 6,000 mark but infection rate hits another big weekend fall in Spain’s Valencian Community
COVID-19 infections are continuing to tumble in the Valencian Community as pandemic deaths broke the 6,000 barrier today(February 15). An additional 44 fatalities were announced
Columbian terrorist and mass murderer is arrested in Spain’s Alicante Province
A terrorist wanted by Columbia for the killing of at least 24 people has been arrested in Alicante Province. The Policia Nacional detained Luis Jhon
ABOUT TURN as bars and restaurants back down from Tuesday reopening threat in Spain’s Valencian Community
PLANS to illegally reopen hospitality businesses tomorrow(February 16) in parts of the Valencian Community have been scrapped. The call was made last week by the
Gibraltar denies oil spill hurts Campo beaches as cleaning continues
THERE is ‘no evidence’ of last week’s oil spill having affected beaches in the Gibraltar Campo, according to the Gibraltar Government.
Business owners slam government’s decision to keep bars and restaurants in Spain’s Balearic Islands closed until March
Last week, President Francina Armengol announced that she would keep bars and restaurants closed in Formentera, Ibiza, Mallorca and Menorca until March 2
No ‘conclusive’ evidence found of gun match with Veronica Guerin murder in Irish mobster’s garden on Spain’s Costa Blanca
BALLISTIC analysis of a gun found at the Torrevieja home of Irish drug racketeer, John Gilligan, has proved inconclusive as to whether it was used
LIQUID GOLD: Valencian nurses discover method to squeeze extra jab out of COVID vaccination vial
TWO Valencian nurses have found a way to increase the number of doses available in each Pfizer anti-COVID vial. The pharmaceutical company states that each
Ferry bosses call for ‘sea lanes’ to allow Brits to travel to Spain for summer holidays
A BRITISH ferry service is calling for the government to allow ‘sea lanes’ to allow travel between the UK and Spain this summer. Brittany Ferries,
200 homeless and 500 displaced as fire sweeps through migrant worker shanty town in Spain’s Almeria
FIRE has ravaged a migrant camp in Almeria’s ‘Sea of Plastic’ leaving over 200 workers homeless and 500 unable to return to the site. The
Police bust gang behind dozens of robberies at luxury villas across Spain’s Mallorca
A total of seven people, all originally from South America, were arrested in the operation
Spanish study finds Vitamin D ‘reduces COVID-19 deaths by 60%’
VITAMIN D reduces coronavirus deaths by 60%, a study in Spain has suggested. As parts of the country continues following lockdown measures – which includes
Pedal Power: Thousands of cyclists gather to protest new Mobility Law in Spain’s Malaga
THE streets of Malaga were taken over by pedal powered protestors yesterday in response to a new mobility law introduced to the provincial capital. Almost
Bogus Interpol officer threatened women if they did not meet him in woodland tourist spot on Spain’s Costa Blanca
AN Alicante man pretended to be an Interpol officer in an elaborate ruse to threaten women if they refused to meet him. Meetings were arranged
Brits CAN holiday in Spain this summer without need to quarantine, says country’s own tourism minister
BRITS can holiday in Spain this summer AND “vaccine passports” mean they won’t have to quarantine on arrival – according to Fernando Valdes, Spain’s own
WATCH: Dazzling fireball streak across Spain’s Andalucia at 72,000km per hour
A ROCK from an asteroid hit the Earth’s atmosphere early Saturday evening at about 72,000km per hour, creating a large fireball over Granada that could
CATALAN ELECTION RESULTS: Socialist party wins, pro-independence platform obtain best ever combined result and Vox enter parliament
IT is now 11.30 pm on election night in Catalunya, and the final results are just in. Predictions published earlier this evening fell short in
BREAKING: Predicted results of Catalan elections suggest victory for pro-independence sector
IT is now 8 pm on election day in Catalunya, and the first predicted results are just coming through on regional television station TV3. According
The Zen of The Rona: Dealing with the virus involves lots of navel gazing
AS you may or may not be aware, I spent most of last month recovering from what my more streetwise friends refer to as ‘The
Diary of a Councillor (In opposition): Getting a voice
I hadn’t been on the political scene very long before I realised that many, most certainly the majority of International residents in Mijas knew little
