ONE BAG ONLY: Ryanair has changed its hand luggage policy and customers are NOT happy
PASSENGERS flying on Ryanair will no longer be allowed two small bags on board unless they are willing to pay for it. The Dublin-based carrier
Marbella mayor revokes Sisu hotel’s music license and vows crackdown on ‘loutish tourism’ as at least TEN businesses threaten to leave Puerto Banus
MARBELLA mayor Angeles Muñoz has revoked the Sisu hotel’s music license. It means the upmarket hotel, a favourite for celebs and TOWIE stars, will no
ISIS terror cell broken up in nearby Morocco had violent attacks planned
SPANISH and Moroccan authorities have broken up an alleged extremist cell in Morocco. The six-member group, all of which were arrested, was actively training and
EXCLUSIVE: British expats arrested in massive drug swoop in Spanish resort worked for local clubs and a hairdressing salon
THE majority of British expats arrested in a massive drugs swoop in Magaluf worked as ‘on street PRs’ for local clubs and at a hairdressing
August sees highest number of job losses in Spain since 2008 as tourism season comes to a close
AT least 46,400 Spaniards lost their jobs in August as the tourism season began drawing to a close, new figures have revealed. The figure is
British law student found dead in pool of blood in Spain after FIVE bags of ecstasy exploded in stomach
A BRITISH law student was found dead in a Spanish hotel room after five bags of ecstasy tablets exploded inside her stomach, an inquest has
Spain blasts North Korea for latest nuclear weapons test
SPAIN has blasted North Korea’s latest nuclear test and warned that such actions by Pyongyang could affect its relationship with Madrid. The Spanish Foreign Ministry said
EXCLUSIVE: Well known Marbella lawyer ‘linked’ to Hotel Sisu grenade attack
A BRITISH-hotel has accused a local lawyer of involvement in a terrifying hand-grenade attack. The manager of Marbella’s Sisu hotel claims legal eagle Antonio Flores
BRIT BOOM: Spain breaks all-time tourism record for July thanks to UK tourists
BRITISH holidaymakers have helped Spain smash its record for international tourist arrivals. It comes after the National Statistics Institute (INE) revealed the number of visitors
Minor helps two men tie up and rape 52-year-old British expat in southern Spain
THREE men have been arrested after a British expat was beaten, tied up and raped during a shocking attempted robbery in southern Spain. The 52-year-old
The latest on Spain’s planned airport strikes
SPAIN’S airport unions have decided to postpone the 25 one-day strikes they programmed for September 15 and onwards. The unions had asked for an 8%
New oldest man in world from southern Spain thanks ‘good genes and good wine’
A 112-YEAR-OLD Spaniard has become the oldest man in the world. Francisco Núñez Olivera, born in December 1904, claims the title after Pole Yisrael Kristal
Almost 20% of Spain’s economy operates ‘in the shadows’, new research shows
JUST under 20% of Spain’s economy operates ‘in the shadows’. In a new chart based on research by Germany’s Institute for Applied Economic Research (IAW),
Manhunt for rape trio in Spain after young British woman ‘gang raped’ on popular tourist beach
SPANISH cops are hunting for three men after a British woman claims she was raped on a popular tourist beach. The 20-year-old is said to
Barcelona attack death toll rises to 16 while more than 500,000 march in solidarity in Catalan capital
THE death toll from the Barcelona terror attacks rose to 16 on Sunday after a German woman died from her injuries. The deadly attacks in
British expat who returned to UK from Spain found HOMELESS and starving after council refused to house him
A BRITISH expat who returned to the UK has been found starving and sleeping rough after his local council refused to house him. David Sutcliffe,
DRIVING STEREOTYPES: Do you fit the British or Spanish driving stereotype?
BRITS spend most of their time in the car thanking other drivers and are more likely to play a game of ‘I spy’ than any
Brits lead the way as budget airline numbers to Spain soar by almost 20%
SOME 49.2 million foreign visitors have flown to Spain in the first seven months of this year. According to figures from the tourism ministry, the
RAIN IN SPAIN: ‘Cold drop’ to bring showers across the country, AEMET warns
SPAIN’S weather agency AEMET is warning of the possibility heavy rainfall in Malaga and across Spain from next week. Aemet issued a national warning of
HOW LOW CAN YOU GO?: British pound falls to EIGHT-YEAR low against Euro with some holidaymakers getting 87 cents per pound
THE pound Sterling fell to a fresh eight-year low against the Euro yesterday with an official rate of just over €1.08. For some British holidaymakers
Spanish cops bust HUGE international sex trafficking ring in Malaga
POLICIA Nacional have busted an international sex trafficking ring operating out of Malaga and Benidorm. Some 25 people were arrested yesterday, including a woman in
DRONE COPS: Costa del Sol town gets green light for Spain’s first flying police unit
MARBELLA will boast Spain’s first ‘flying police unit’ from next month. It comes after the AENA, the State Agency for Aviation Safety (AESA) and the
IT’S NOT OVER: Chilling new threat from ISIS to Spain as sick terror group promises to launch more attacks
A PRO-ISIS website has warned of further attacks in Spain from terror cells still embedded in the country. The Wafa Media Foundation published a statement
NEVER GONNA DANCE AGAIN?: Teenage boy arrested for doing the Macarena on busy road
A TEENAGER has been arrested in Saudi Arabia after footage of him doing the Macarena on a busy street in Jeddah went viral. The 14-year-old
POVERTY STRICKEN: Andalucia provinces fill top spots in Spain’s latest poverty assessment
CORDOBA has the highest amount of people living in chronic poverty. According to a new ranking by the AIS Group, 45.2% of Cordoba live below
‘NOT SATISFIED’: Irish PM says UK approach to Brexit negotiations ‘unrealistic’ and ‘lacking in clarity’
IRISH Prime Minister Taoiseach Leo Varadkar has blasted the UK’s approach to Brexit negotiations for being ‘unrealistic’. Speaking to Bloomberg, the newly elected PM said