A battle for nature in the bay of Cadiz
Once a war zone, today an ecological battle ground – Rob Horgan discovers why a singer, a sculptor and a Michelin-starred chef are fighting to
Former Bankia and IMF boss Rodrigo Rato arrested for money laundering
Rato was escorted from his Madrid home by officers from Spain's tax authorities on Thursday
Spain’s socialist leader apologises for ‘accidentally’ voting in favour of abortion reform
The leader of the opposition claimed he pressed the wrong button
Expat grandmother loses six-year battle against Estepona Town Hall to save her loft conversion
Finnish expat Terttu Balson, 70, was this week forced to start demolishing the extension
British pensioners cashing in on pension reforms and heading to Spain
Reforms introduced earlier this month by UK chancellor George Osborne allow people unlimited withdrawals from their pensions
Ex-Junta de Andalucia president Manuel Chaves claims ignorance on Spain’s biggest public money scandal
Ex-Junta president insists he ‘would have acted’ had he known about €855 million ERE fraud
Spain’s British population booms
Britons in Spain are growing in number and bucking the general trend
Abortion debate rages in Congress after three PP politicians oppose reforms
Abortion rights are today being debated in Spanish parliament after at least three PP politicians declared themselves against new 'mini' reforms
Gibraltar cookbook nominated for Gourmand World Cook Award 2015
‘76 Mama Lotties, recipes from Gibraltar’, by Justin Bautista, is one of four nominees
Teacher and two Turkish students drown in Marbella
A third student remains in a critical condition and is battling for his life
Woman faces life imprisonment for murder of pensioner in Rincon de la Victoria
Mother-of-two Dolores Ruiz was stabbed in the chest and had her throat slit
Two Marbella drug dens up for auction
The two properties are set to fetch €3.5million when they go up for auction in Madrid
Malaga set for prison art renovation
The conversion of the 14,000m2 Prision Provincial in the Cruz de Humilladero district of the city began in January, after almost six years of closure
Spain blocks Goear.com in crackdown on illegal streaming
This follows the decisions to block The Pirate Bay website last month on copyright grounds
Spanish motorists set to save money at the pumps by clubbing together
A collective purchasing scheme is being put in motion
Copycat criminal gang recreate Sexy Beast heist in London
The criminal gang have made away with millions in jewellery
Italian fugitive arrested in San Pedro
Carlo Leone had been on the run for six years
Irish killers face jail after stabbing man 44 times in Benalmadena
The duo could face 20 years in jail for the brutal murder
First ever report into homophobia in Spanish football ongoing in Andalucia
The University of Sevilla has teamed up with the Andalucian federation ARCO IRIS to asses the level of tolerance towards gay footballers in the region’s
Summer tickets for the ‘world’s deadliest walkway’ the Caminito del Rey go on sale tomorrow
A total of 100,000 people are expected to walk the planks in Malaga by the end of September
Accused Gibraltar paedophile faces two additional charges
Colin Fisher stands accussed of taking, distributing and publishing up to 150 indecent photographs of children
Suspect questioned over Marbella man shooting
A 23-year-old man was shot dead in Marbella
Axarquia ‘golden sprayer’ faces €3,000 fine
Over the past month several items of street furniture around Rincon de la Victoria have been illegally given a golden makeover by a mystery sprayer
Spanish matchmaker facing backlash over ‘Caravans of Women’
The 20-year-old scheme transports single women to rural men across the country
Tourist spending in Spain increases 8% for first two months of 2015
Tourists from the United Kingdom were the biggest foreign spenders, with an increase of 10.6% for the first two months of the year
Spain’s former fascist leader General Franco officially a dictator
Official biography El Generalisimo is to be updated