Spain slammed for ‘failing to protect’ gay migrants and refugees
Homosexual migrants have suffered discrimination, including threats and assaults
King Felipe urged to ‘demand human rights’ after Spain strikes €40 million arms deal with Saudi Arabia
The sale was delayed for around six months amid fears that the weapons would be used in Yemen
La Linea homeless charity Hogar Betania issues call for Christmas present donations for vulnerable children
Centre asks individuals, companies, clubs and associations for help
Body of elderly British man found floating in La Linea marina
Scot, 71, reportedly found floating next to his yacht in Alcaidesa Marina
Late Leonard Cohen’s 40-year love affair with Spain
After nearly four decades touring in Spain, Leonard Cohen’s love affair with his ‘second home’ ran as deep as his musical poetry, writes Chloe Glover
Massive increase in Spanish cars sold to countries outside EU
A 176% increase since 2009 has seen Spanish manufacturers target the US, Turkey and Algeria in particular, as well as South Korea and Mexico
Right wing politicians try to point finger at media over death of Rita Barbera
Some former Partido Popular co-workers of the Valencia mayor claimed that media pressure mounted on Barbera over her involvement in a corruption scandal led to her having a heart attack in a
Average Spaniard to spend €220 today as Black Friday goes digital
Instead of flocking to the nearest H&M or Zara, buyers are staying at home as Black Friday goes digital
Spanish chef makes history with second three Michelin star restaurant
A SPANISH restaurateur has won his second three Michelin star restaurant for the first time in the country’s history. Martín Berasategui was awarded the honour for his new Barcelona joint Lasarte making it the
Spanish lawyer leads calls for International Anti-Corruption Court
50 international lawyers are demanding the creation of an International Anti-Corruption Court
Tony Blair denies planning political comeback to influence Brexit negotiations
The former Labour prime minister, who, according to a source, thinks Theresa May is a ‘lightweight’, has labelled reports that he has set up an institute near Whitehall as ‘wholly untrue'
German man wanted for murder caught in Spain due to tattoo
Dominik R. was arrested by Catalan police in Lloret de Mar after the body of his 20-year-old girlfriend, Lisa, was discovered in Freyung
Valencia ex-mayor Rita Barbera dies amid corruption probe
Rita Barberá, also a senator, has passed away aged 68, two days after giving evidence before the Supreme Court over alleged money laundering during her 24 year reign as mayor
Queen Letizia accused of looking ‘furious’ at official opening of parliament in Madrid
The former journalist looked decidedly peeved, as she sat beside her two daughters Leonor and Sofia for the session
‘Make Spain great again!’: Pro-Franco fascists take to streets in Spain on anniversary of dictator’s death
A gay homeless counter-protestor was violently assaulted
WEATHER ALERT: Andalucia to bear brunt of downpour as severe rain, wind and waves batter Spain
The worst of the rain will fall in the south of Spain
First dedicated Spanish theatre opens in London
The new Cervantes Theatre, based at Old Union Arches in Southwark, proves that all the world’s a stage, just as Shakespeare wrote
New future for Pamplona fascist war memorial following exhumations
The controversial Monumento a los Caidos in Pamplona could become a ‘historical memory centre’ now that the bones of nine military leaders have been removed.
Most British businesses say they will not reduce investments in Spain despite Brexit
The UK is Spain’s third largest foreign investor
Catalan region now 50/50 on independence from Spain as pro-independence camp loses ground
The pro-independence camp has lost ground since July
Spaniard convicted for killing disabled man at cock fight
His defence is pleading for leniency as he was intoxicated as the time
Ukraine president and allies slammed over undeclared Costa del Sol villas
They used companies in Spain to hide their assets
Man in critical condition after shooting in Marbella
He was dropped off at a medical centre
UKIP misspent €500,000 of EU money to fund Leave campaign and to elect Nigel Farage as MP
Rules state that EU funding can only be spent on a party’s activities at a European level
MEP pushes for Remainers in the UK to have ‘associate EU membership’
The idea is gathering interest among MEPs
Spanish Civil War colour documentary airs tonight
THE SHOCKING realities of the Spanish Civil War will be laid bare in a new colour TV documentary. British historian Antony Beever’s Divided Spain: The Civil War in Colour has for the first