Outrage after top bullfighter posts pit-bull attack on Facebook
Joao Moura Jr posted pictures showing a pack of pit bulls attacking a calf at his finca
UK government to strip expats of Winter Fuel Allowance
The move will affect over 60,000 pensioners living in Spain
Millions of moths descend on Madrid
A combination of spring rains, summer heat and winds are being blamed for the arrival of the flying insects
Newborn baby rescued from drain in Alicante
A woman has confessed to abandoning the child, saying she didn't have enough money for an abortion.
Government proposes eliminating ombudsmen
Spanish government plans to get rid of the ombudsmen from Spanish autonomous communities.
‘Syria jihadist suspects’ arrested in Ceuta
Eight individuals have been detained on suspicion of recruiting jihadist would-be fighters to send to Syria
Scotland Yard to take over Madeleine McCann case
Scotland Yard will take over the controversial case from Portugese officials
Spanish economy making ‘strong progress’
But the country still needs to be doing more to get millions back into jobs
British government “determined to put a stop” to benefit fraud in Spain
More British expats commit benefit fraud in Spain than in any other country
Austerity measures putting Spaniards’ lives at risk
Experts fear healthcare cuts could result in spiralling medical problems across Spain
Rabies returns to Spain
A dog was confirmed to have the infectious disease after it attacked several children
US billionaire demands new smoking laws for Madrid casino
Eurovegas project will only come to fruition if Spain suspends its recent anti-smoking law
PP wedding scandal
New details of Gurtel ring emerge as judge demands more in Barcenas case
Flying high as couple win big against Monarch
British tourists sue airline over delayed flight from Mallorca
EU backs campaigners in calls to change Spain’s mortgage laws
European Parliament has called for changes to Spain's tough eviction laws
BMW runs employment scheme for jobless Spaniards
The firm will hire a group of 25 young workers to be trained at its Munich headquarters
Sat navs lead drivers down Teruel steps
A number of motorists have been left in a sticky situation after following their sat navs down pedestrian-only street
Garzon backs Franco victims in the search for truth
Over 40 groups have joined forces with backing from former High Court judge, Baltazar Garzon, to create the Platform for a Truth Commission
Brit seriously injured in Mallorca balcony fall
The man is believed to have been attempting to climb from one balcony to another
Government halts plans to grow marijuana in Catalunya
The Catalan town of Rasquera hoped to make cash by leasing land for therapeutic cannabis cultivation
Cut-price alcohol off the menu in Spanish parliament
The move follows public outrage at the fact taxpayers are footing the bill for subsidised alcohol in MP's cafeterias
Snoozing British Airways crew delay Barcelona-bound flight
Passengers were told the crew had been kept awake by a wedding party so needed an extra sleep break
Bank of Spain calls for minimum wage to be scrapped
The governor of the central bank has suggested several reforms to the labour laws
Expat blasted from Torrevieja flat in bug spray explosion
Daran Cooper was catapulted onto the street below when a can of insecticide exploded in his hand
Judge demands new information on ‘PP slush fund’
Judge Pablo Ruz has ordered the party to provide details about financial transactions received between 1990 and 2005
Rail services cut throughout Spain
Austerity measures see a third of medium distance train services slashed with 1.6m passengers affected