World Cup game involving Spain under scrutiny amid FIFA corruption probe
South Korea's progress to the 2002 semi-final has been called into question
‘Indefinite’ staff strikes at Madrid airport leave thousands of Ryanair passengers without luggage
The budget airline's bosses are now working 'around the clock' to cancel what they are terming an 'illegal strike'
Spain has the best restaurant in the world
In total, seven Spanish restaurants feature in the world's 50 best restaurants
Spain launches week long campaign to clampdown on drink drivers and drug abusers
More Guardia Civil officers will be out on the roads as well as the creation of extra drug and alcohol checkpoints
Rafael Benitez to be named Real Madrid’s new manager
The former Liverpool boss has arrived in the capital
British suncream manufacturers blasted for giving less protection than advertised
Which? tests found that Hawaiian Tropic Silk Hydration Lotion SPF 30 and Boots Soltan Protect & Moisturise SPF 30 both provided less than two-thirds of
Spain to take part in Europe-wide No Elevators Day
There are more elevators per person in Spain than anywhere in Europe
History of China to be taught in Spanish schools
The programme aims to raise cultural awareness of China in a number of countries in which there are strong trade relations
Spanish air traffic controllers to strike during peak holiday season
They will strike for two hours each morning and two hours each afternoon at airports across the country on June 8, 10, 12 and 14
Podemos vows to defeat PP after election triumph
Two new political groups inspired by the indignados protests made huge impacts in Madrid and Barcelona
ELECTIONS: Podemos and Ciudadanos make biggest gains in exit polls
Anti-corruption party Podemos could be on course to gain Barcelona
New companies at seven-year high in Spain
A 4% year-on-year increase saw a total of 9,903 new companies being created during March alone
British man fled to Spain after murdering his mother
He fled to the Spanish port of San Sebastian using his dead mother’s credit card to pay for the Eurostar
African suitcase boy allowed to stay in Spain
He has been granted temporary permission to stay so he can be reunited with his mother
Spain to pay EU billions back in bailout loans ahead of schedule
The economy ministry has announced that €2.5 billion will be transferred to the European Union
Free unlimited WiFi set for all Spain’s airports
AENA will also be quadrupling the current speed of the internet service available to passengers
UPDATE: Father didn’t expect eight-year-old son to enter Spain in suitcase
The father had employed intermediaries to get his son into Spanish territory but expected the operation to be legal
EU migrant quota in doubt as Spain joins opposition
Spain has rejected the plan to share the migrant burden
More than 100,000 parents back petition to standardise homework levels across Spain
A Madrid mother launched the petition after her son showed signs of stress from working three hours each evening
Jazztel streaks ahead of telecoms operators for customer complaints in Spain
The firm, also Spain’s fastest-growing, received more than 11 complainjazztelts for every 10,000 landline telephone subscribers
Local election special: The ins and outs of the May 24 vote
As politicians up and down the country are gearing up for battle at the ballot boxes in May 24’s local and regional elections, Rob Horgan
Spain the seventh best country to be a mum
While 50% of expat mums never want to go back to their home country
PP spend more on local election campaigns than all other parties put together
PP party budget stretches to a huge €20.5 million
Hottest ever May on record for Spain with temperatures hitting 42.9 degrees centigrade
Three recent deaths in Spain have been put down to soaring temperatures
Game back on for Spanish domestic football season after strike ends
Barcelona can now win La Liga on Sunday
Spain’s unemployment level fell twice as fast as expected in April
The plunge of 118,923 far surpasses the predicted drop of 65,000