Expats lose battle to save Costa de la Luz homes from demolition
On March 12 they must leave their homes in Zahara de los Antunes before they are torn down. By Imogen Calderwood
Double murder in luxury Sotogrande home
A Belgian mother and daughter were found murdered in their luxury villa
Boiler rooms busted across Spain in biggest ever clampdown
A British graduate has been arrested for his role in the vast boiler room scam network, as well as more than 100 fraudsters in Marbella,
Police seize 7.6 tons of marijuana in bumper 2013
Costa del Sol police crackdown on drug-trafficking
EXCLUSIVE: Marbella mayor could face resignation call over €3.1million Luxembourg investment
Opposition PSOE party demand explanation on why the investment has apparently not been declared. By Imogen Calderwood
Abducted Spanish journalist released from Syria
Journalist Marc Marginedas finally able to call his family after six months in captivity
Overworked Spanish nurses could lead to more patient deaths
A study of nine European countries revealed Spain had the most overworked nurses, with 12.7 patients each
Paco de Lucia burial in Algeciras today
The legendary flamenco artist will be laid to rest in a cemetery today, alongside his parents and son
African migrants carry out massive storm of Spanish enclave Melilla
More than 200 Sub-Saharan migrants have scaled border fences into Melilla
Spain and UK join forces to bring fugitives to justice
The two nations have agreed to work together to capture fugitives and send them home to be brought to justice
E-cigarettes: Widely banned in Spain but booming in UK
Research reveals the UK market for e-cigarettes has increased rapidly over the past year
VIDEO: Music world mourns loss of Andalucian music maestro Paco de Lucia
Flamenco guitarist dies in Mexico of a heart attack aged 66
D-Day for Spain’s most controversial hotel
After six years of legal wrangling Almeria's El Algarrobico Hotel might be set for demolition. Exclusive by Jon Clarke in Carboneras
Hundreds protest against sale of Almoraima
One man undertook a 12 day hunger strike in an effort to defend the beloved Andalucian countryside
Foster families offer relief for Saharaui children
'Vacaciones en Paz' offers Saharaui children the chance for a summer holiday, but numbers of volunteer families are falling dramatically
Ian Duncan Smith in Madrid to meet benefit fraud investigation team
Secretary of state for work and pensions thanks Spanish team for their efforts in helping to track down cheats
Spain sees gender revolution despite the red tape
More than half a million new businesses have been set up by women since economic crisis began
Six die and five injured in Spanish rural hotel fire
Three adults aged between 35 to 59 and three young boys aged from four to six were killed following the blaze. It is thought they
The Gurtel/Barcenas case: The story so far
The biggest political corruption scandal Europe has seen is now five years old, Tom Powell tells the story so far
Spanish warship disrupts British Navy training exercise in Gibraltar
The British Foreign Office will issue a 'formal protest' to Spanish authorities
Gordon Ramsay returns to the Costa del Sol for new television series
TV chef to help struggling expats turn their catering fortunes around
Carla the dog survives incredible 4km underground pipe journey
The rescue dog became a survival dog after a four kilometre underground journey from one reservoir to another
Car hire customers demand deposits back months after returning vehicles
Niza Cars have failed to return more than 100 deposits for over two months, ignoring a torrent of emails and phone calls
British man attempts to kidnap child in Lanzarote
A man who tried to snatch a four-year-old boy has been released on bail
Harrow Council appeals for return of parents and baby from Spain
EXCLUSIVE: Urgent request for information launched about a baby girl unlawfully brought to Spain by her parents
Fresh appeal for information on missing hiker Robert Golden
Robert Golden went missing during a hiking trip in southern Spain