Brits could be banned from all inclusive holidays to Spain after rise in fake food poisoning claims
Hotels in Spain have been hit with a huge €4.9 million compensation bill after Brits have filed false food poisoning claims
Thousands protest in Malaga for fairer working conditions
'There are no excuses' was the slogan of this year's Malaga march
Spain’s economy shows signs of growth but still has ‘a long way to go’
Spain's economy is growing slowly after the 2008 financial crisis
Spanish police arrest 39 members of major WhatsApp child porn network
Spanish police have broken up a major child porn ring, retrieving files containing sick abuse of children up to eight years old.
BREAKING: Theresa May announces UK general election for June
The Tory leader also took the opportunity to take a dig at Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn
Three dead and 39 rescued after boat capsizes off coast of Spain
A total of 39 migrants are said to have been rescued after a dinghy collapsed between Spain and Melilla. Sadly, three including a young girl,
Spanish policewoman punished for toilet break while on period alleges harrassment
A Spanish policewoman is filing for harassment after being reprimanded for taking a toilet break while on her period.
Basque terrorist group Eta plan to disarm
Terrorist group Eta is responsible for 800 deaths over four decades, and the disarmament could potentially end the violence
WATCH: Massive bull gores Spanish matador through throat, tongue and mouth at his debut bull fight
Many in the 10,000-strong crowd can be heard screaming
UP YOURS SEÑORS: Fabian Picardo backs The Sun newspaper’s Gibraltar campaign
The Sun has urged its readers to 'make the strength of feeling known on keeping Gibraltar British
Theresa May laughs off talk of war with Spain over Gibraltar
It comes after Lord Michael Howard said the UK prime minister would be prepared to show the 'same resolve' as Margaret Thatcher did over the
CALM DOWN DEAR: Spain foreign minister Alfonso Dastis blasts UK for ‘losing their composure’ in Brexit Gibraltar row
Lord Michael Howard implied Theresa May would be willing to go to war over the Rock
UNITED IN FEAR: Brits in Spain and Spanish in the UK share their Brexit concerns
The Olive Press spoke to Spaniards living in the UK and to Brits living in Spain
Parliament to probe illegal funding claims against Mariano Rajoy’s Partido Popular
A series of corruption scandals has caused popularity for the PP to wane
EU TO UK: No free trade talks until your bills are settled and citizens’ rights are guaranteed
The draft says there can be no 'cherrypicking'
Spain convicts student for tweets about ETA bomb victim
Vera may not have to serve the jail sentence, but her chances of becoming a teacher are at risk
Aer Lingus defends ANOTHER price hike for check in bags on flights to Spain
A family of four travelling to and from Spain would have to fork out an extra €280 just for their suitcases
Sculptor behind questionable Cristiano Ronaldo statue defends work, says it is a ‘matter of taste’
Artist Emanuel Santos said the bust was not 'as simple as it seems' to create
Theresa May wants expat question answered at ‘early stages’ of Brexit negotiations
It comes after she formally triggered Article 50 on Tuesday night
Spain will host Brexit meeting on UK negotiations with southern EU leaders
They will meet at the El Pardo palace outside Madrid
EU leaders say UK will have to remain in EU until 2022 and pay for its ‘liabilities’
Theresa May signed the letter to trigger article 50 late last night
Spain opens Brexit desk at London embassy as Theresa May’s article 50 letter is received in Brussels
The letter informing the EU that it will leave the bloc has now been received by Brussels
BREAKING: Brexit begins as Theresa May formally triggers Article 50 and says the UK must ‘come together’
Negotiations between the UK and EU members will now begin
The best signs and banners from the weekend’s anti-Brexit march in London
At least 25,000 joined the march
Terry Gillam’s Don Quixote film which started production 20 years ago to begin filming for the eighth time
Spanish production company Tornasol and Gilliam himself are financing the €16 million project
Outrage as Andalucia Partido Popular branch launches campaign to protect hunting as a ‘cultural practice’
They argue it has 'deep roots' in the province