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
Parents of Slovakian model charged with Costa del Sol murder forced to sell house to pay legal fees
Mayka Kukucova allegedly shot billionaire former lover Andrew Bush at his rented Estepona villa last April
Flights cancelled in and out of Malaga because of French air traffic controller strikes
The strike will go on until tomorrow morning
UPDATE: Missing Dutch tourist last seen at Hotel Aura Algeciras in Spain
A Dutch tourist has been reported missing, last seen at Hotel Aura Algeciras with a friend on April 1
Two missing tourists last seen in Algeciras
The tourists were due to fly to Holland on April 1
Spain’s unemployment fell by 63,200 in March
Unemployment in Spain fell by 63,200 in March
Four-bedroom Valencia house sold in €10 raffle
A four-bedroom house in Valencia will change hands for €10 after its previous owners decided to beat the ailing property market - with a raffle
Cocaine worth €1 million seized on Malaga cruise ship
A cruise ship carrying passengers in possession of cocaine worth €1 million was seized by police in Malaga
Malaga’s health service slammed by recent reports
Malaga’s health service brings up the rear for Andalucia, says recent study
Marbella leads Costa del Sol financial recovery, says mayor
Marbella is leading the way in the Costa del Sol’s financial recovery, according to Mayor Angeles Munoz
Two Spanish cavers die in Morocco
Two Spanish cavers have died and one has survived after being trapped in a deep ravine in the Atlas mountains in Morocco
More empty homes in Almeria than Malaga, Granada and Jaen combined
At the end of 2014 a total of 16,201 new properties remained unsold in the province
Spanish mother suffering post-natal depression thought to have killed her British partner, two children and herself in Gibraltar
Anarda de la Cardiac Perez Friman is believed to have been 'suffering from post-natal depression' at the time of the attack
Spaniards claim to be among the worst home-cooks in the world
The next Danny Garcia could be hard to come by, as Spaniards reveal they don’t know their courgettes from their cucumbers
Zara owner Amancio Ortega voted Spain’s best boss
While tennis ace Rafa Nadal claimed the title of number one sport coach
Police release identities of family of four found dead in Gibraltar
Police also confirm the family had been living in Estepona and were on their way to the UK
Agents on board Olive Press campaign to stamp out kickbacks on the Costa del Sol
Our ongoing probe aims to stamp out the bent practice of lawyers paying estate agents unethical commissions up to 20% in return for conveyancing work
EXCLUSIVE: Expat who died with family in Gibraltar ‘had been about to fly back to UK’
The expat family lived in Estepona 'for a year' before borrowing Gibraltar apartment from an Australian family friend on way home
Germanwings co-pilot researched ‘suicide’ and ‘cockpit doors’ days before crash
All 150 people onboard the Barcelona-Dusseldorf flight died in the crash