Super-judge Baltasar Garzon saves flamenco venues
Spain’s former super-judge Baltasar Garzon wades in to save flamenco institutions
Corruption claims after expats’ case against Luxembourg bank is rejected
They were given just a five day window to prepare their case against Landsbanki
All flights to London postponed
London airspace has been closed until 7pm after a computer failure
EXCLUSIVE: Expats fight to save riding school and homes in Churriana
EXCLUSIVE: Homes and disabled riding school set to be seized under ‘outrageous land grab’ plan to build homes
Google to shut down news service in Spain
Google to remove Spanish publications from search engine results and disable its 'news' feature in Spain
Podemos remain at the top of the polls and gaining ground
Podemos keep on rising in the polls and would win elections in Madrid, Cadiz and Barcelona among other places
Government launches new transparency website
Spain tackles corruption with new right-to-know laws
Expats heroically rescue abandoned puppies from storm drain
EXCLUSIVE: Expats slither 40 metres along a storm drain to rescue a dog and her six puppies
Beachcombers scoop up 2,000 kilos of hashish in Cadiz
Described as ‘like catching flies,’ but now over 70 people face up to four years in prison for scooping marijuana packets out of the sea
British man fights Spanish ex-wife over ‘dadnapping’
EXCLUSIVE: David Terry claims his 87-year-old dad is being treated like a ‘prisoner’ at his ex-wife's home in Antequera
Uber taxi app banned in Spain
Judge insists the ruling is not a comment on the 'sharing economy'
Duke of Palma facing 19 years in prison
But King Felipe's sister looks to be cleared
UPDATE: Missing 16-year-old returns home in Marbella
Zaira de Leon had been missing for 48 hours
Neo-Nazi mauled by lions at Barcelona Zoo
He was dragged into the pit by his leg and attacked for 30 minutes
British pensioner on top of the world after climbing Kilimanjaro
Tony Simmonds had a strange way of celebrating his birthday
Bankia produced rigged accounts to sell stocks to investors
The state-owned lender Bankia presented error-strewn accounts during its corruption probe
Madrid regional health chief axed over controversial Ebola comments
Javier Rodriguez's many gaffes over his handling of the Ebola crisis and negative statements about Ebola vcitim Theresa Romero have seen him kicked out of
Greenpeace facing tough punishment in Valencia for nuclear plant protest
Activists and AFP photojournalist facing three-year sentences
BREAKING: Podemos secretary suspended without pay from the University of Malaga
Inigo Errejon has been suspended and faces disciplinary proceedings regarding a breach of his work contract with the university
Police uncover €87,000 buried in Alhaurin de la Torre
National Police link stolen cash buried in an orchard to notorious criminal organisation
Spanish theatre company sell porn instead of tickets in austerity protest
Pornography is taxed at just 4% compared to 21% cultural tax
Podemos announces massive display of ‘social muscle’ in Madrid
The anti-corruption party is planning a huge protest in the capital on January 31
Police appeal for missing Sotogrande resident who works in Gibraltar
Antonio Velasco Rodriguez works at a gaming company in Gibraltar
NHS employ Spanish nurses with poor English
NHS trusts could be putting patients 'at risk' by employing nurses with a low level of English
Marbella mayor’s case against well-known lawyer thrown out by Law Society
Maria Angeles Munoz launched the case after Flores accused her of undeclared assets
EXCLUSIVE: British fraudster ‘mastermind’ Richard Pope fears for his life after ‘snitching’ on co-defendants
Richard Pope to be released on Christmas Day after 'assisting authorities'