Cilla Black’s Costa del Sol villa damaged by fire
The TV host is visiting her Estepona home early this year to oversee repairs
Is Barcelona still the world’s next Amsterdam?
The government establishes a moratorium on legal cannabis clubs, which have spread all the way to the coast
Spain demands answers after Malaysia passenger jet ‘blown out of the sky’
A total of 298 people - including ten Brits - died in the disaster
Historic court ruling launches fraud investigation into Landsbanki bank
Victory in expat victims group's 'quest for justice'
Barcelona beaches closed to public after shark sightings
The six beaches have since been reopened, after authorities failed to find the three sharks
Catalan anti-independence movement receives nationwide support
The movement is backed by prominent personalities and a large percentage of Spanish citizens
Chiclana expats up-in-arms after ‘overcharging’ for IBI property tax
IBI Real is demanding the town hall take action
Spain’s Supreme Court to hear appeals for Marbella’s Malaya Case
The €2.4 billion fraud scandal saw Andalucia's largest ever trial - so a big new court had to be built for the hearing
‘El Guapo’ – the new face of Spain’s Socialists
Pedro Sanchez - 'the handsome one' - received nearly 50% of the vote
Tax breaks could woo Hollywood back to Spain
The decision to shoot Game of Thrones in Sevilla’s Alcazar could be the start of something big
Bomb blast victim could become new Socialist leader today
Current leader Alfredo Perez Rubalcaba will make a return to teaching
Spain’s anti-abortion bill campaigners hit the big screen
Nearly 80 female film-makers release hard-hitting documentary across Spain
UPDATE: 15 more arrested in ‘Operation Edu’
Andalucian officials arrested after allegedly stealing up to €2 billion of EU education funding
Catalunya to bring in burka ban following French human rights ruling
Austria, Norway and Denmark may now follow suit
Crackdown on Magaluf pub crawls after mamading oral sex video scandal
Boss of bar crawl Carnage Magaluf refuses to apologise to sex video girl's family
Spanish roads get protection boost for July and August
More than 10,000 policeman, 600 civilians and 13,000 public works employees will be deployed on Spain’s roads this summer to help manage the enormous traffic
Leader of Podemos sues PP official over links to Castro and terrorist group ETA
Pablo Iglesias is also suing newspaper El Mundo
Sabinillas Full Moon festival comes under fire
'Irresponsible' beach party set to release hundreds of 'illegal' Chinese lanterns this Saturday night
REVEALED: Shocking failure to police drink-spiking in Spanish resorts
OLIVE PRESS INVESTIGATES: Spain's drink-spiking problem needs to be addressed
UPDATE: Operation Edu arrests nine in massive scandal
The arrests – five in Malaga and four in Granada – were made by the Central Economic and Fiscal Crime Unit (UDEF)
Spanish justice minister grants right to life for deformed babies
New revelations in Spain's controversial abortion saga
Manhunt for Madrid’s serial kidnapper
‘Operation Candy’ stands to search 78,000 cars to catch the criminal
Firefighters tackle Mijas wildfire
Eight aircraft have been deployed to tackle a forest fire which has broken out near Mijas on the Costa del Sol
“Miscalculation” in Spanish education reform law to cost Andalucia €395 million
Major cost discrepancies in controversial education reform
Protest highlights Pamplona’s Running of the Bulls cruelty
A hundred PETA activists from around the world gathered with the message to runners: 'You Run – Bulls Die'
Gang of bogus doctors performed ‘backstreet abortions and surgeries’
Police raids found piles of human teeth and unsterilized forceps