British holidaymakers left ‘choking on asbestos dust’ after roof of Airbnb caved in
TWO British holidaymakers were left choking on ‘asbestos dust’ after the ceiling caved in on their AirBnB in Spain. Jess Robinson and Lucy Evans, both
All you need to know about Spain’s points-based licence system
THE Spanish points system gives 8 points to drivers who have held a licence for less than 3 years and 12 points for drivers who
WATCH: Brits arrested after €13 million cash, 18 cars and 3.7 tonnes of coke seized in HUGE anti-drug operation across Spain
GUARDIA Civil have arrested 40 suspects in an anti-drug and money laundering operation covering Girona, Pontevedra, Madrid, Melilla, Malaga and Morocco. Footage released shows cops
Malaga ‘floaters’ are 90% air and water and sea water is of ‘excellent quality’, new study finds
YOU may have noticed patches of a brown substance floating in the sea off the coast of Malaga this year and mistaken the creamy-like product
New €10 million shopping centre coming to Fuengirola and Mijas
WORK on a new €10 million shopping centre will begin on the border between Mijas and Fuengirola next summer. The project has been privately funded
Long-awaited Torremolinos shopping centre one step closer after plans finalised
THE long-awaited Intu shopping centre in Torremolinos is one step closer after its plans were finalised this week. Representatives from the British shopping developer were
Flights from €15 in MASSIVE Easyjet Black Friday sale
THOUSANDS of flights will be available as part of Easyjet’s Black Friday sale. There will be 70,000 seats available between €15 and €25 departing from
Spanish clinic probed for working for Nigerian mafia after prostitute minor and friend given abortions within 24 hours and using the same NIE
POLICIA Nacional are investigating a well-known clinic for allegedly providing services for the Nigerian mafia. Two young African girls who had been working as prostitutes
TWISTED: Woman ‘snatched’ as a baby in Franco era to be JAILED after Andalucia nun who allegedly stole her sues for defamation
A WOMAN is to be jailed after the nun who allegedly helped steal her from her parents as a baby sued for defamation. Ascensión López,
Zara shoppers find SHOCKING notes inside clothes ‘begging to be paid’ in Istanbul
Hidden inside creases and jacket linings the tags said 'I made this item you're going to buy, but I didn't get paid for it!'
Rafael Nadal wins defamation suit against France’s former health minister who accused him of doping on national TV
RAFAEL Nadal has won a defamation suit against France’s former health minister Roselyne Bachelot. During a national TV broadcast in March 2016, Bachelot had accused
REVEALED: The world’s most and least dangerous holiday destinations for 2018
A NEW interactive map has revealed the least and most dangerous holiday destinations for 2018. The ‘Travel Risk Map’ ranked countries based on road safety,
Permanent road blocks installed in Costa del Sol hotspot to prevent terror attacks
PEDESTRIAN entrances to Malaga city centre have had road blocks installed in a bid to prevent terror attacks similar to those witnessed in Barcelona this
Costa del Sol railway from Malaga to Estepona named as a priority in massive infrastructure investment plan for Spain
THE long awaited Costa del Sol railway has been listed as a priority in the next round of Spain’s infrastructure investment. The Costa train line,
All you need to know about this year’s Malaga Christmas lights
MALAGA’S Christmas lights are the highlight of the season and are probably the most instagrammed festive decoration on the coast. This year they will switched
Suspended sentence for sick sex club dad who left ‘freezing and screaming’ toddler in car while he visited Andalucia swingers joint
AN Andalucia father has received a six-month suspended sentence for abandoning his four-year-old son in his car while he visited a sex club. Sources say
Sex, Trump and the BBC: The big divides between Brexit’s Leave and Remain voters
THE British public are more divided than ever. And nowhere is this more apparent than in the Brexit debate, which has divided families and opinion
Guardia Civil uncover 250 TONNES of illegal tobacco leaf in Europe’s biggest ever haul
GUARDIA Civil officers have uncovered Europe’s biggest ever illegal tobacco haul. Some six people have been arrested after 250 tonnes of tobacco leaves were seized
HOLY MOLY: Junta de Andalucia fines nuns €170,000 for restoring 17th century organ without permission
A GROUP of nuns have been fined €170,000 by the Junta for beginning upgrades on a 17th century organ without permission. The culture ministry has
Teenage boy arrested on suspicion of butchering his father to death in Cadiz, boy claims he found him murdered
A TEENAGER has been arrested for allegedly stabbing his father to death in Cadiz. Policia Nacional arrested the 18-year-old a day after he handed himself
Andalucia worker dies after being hit by exploding crane
AN Andalucian worker has died after being hit by an exploding crane. The Sevilla man, 52, was repairing the hydraulic arm of the crane when
Manhunt underway after Guardia Civil officer shot in the leg during drug bust shoot out in Andalucia
A MANHUNT is underway after a Guardia Civil officer was shot in the leg during a shoot out in Andalucia this morning. The officer was
Number of British pensioners taking five pills a day has risen by 300% as Spanish study warns it increases chances of premature death by 50%
THE number of English pensioners taking at least five medicines per day has boomed by 300% since 1997, a new study has shown. Almost half
Story of Vueling passengers kicked off flight ‘for speaking Catalan’ branded ‘fake news’ by fellow passengers
THE recent story of two Vueling passengers who were kicked off the flight ‘for speaking Catalan’ has been branded as ‘fake news’ by fellow passengers.
Electric cars set for Mallorca reboot thanks to AnySolution
CALVIA company AnySolution has brought the STEVE project to Mallorca, joining 20 other public and private entities across the EU. The project aims to assess
British insurance company to pay part of €1.8 billion in damages to Spain government for disastrous 2002 oil spill
A SPANISH court has ordered a British insurance firm to cough up part of €1.8 billion in damages to the Spanish government. The A Coruña