EU: Spain must explain why it fired rubber bullets at migrants
Spain's interior minister insisted police did not shoot directly at people, and that the bullets had not caused the deaths of any of those who
Spanish bank borrowing down for 17th month
Less than half of all time high 411 billion euros borrowed from ECB in January
Palma pensioner killed by paper recycling bin
A Spanish man was strangled to death after being trapped in a recycling container as he tried to retrieve old newspapers
Street walking crackdown prompts prostitute protest
Prostitutes to hit streets of Madrid in protest against crackdown
Hairdressers to pedal around Ibiza for charity
Four hairdressers to complete 135km cycle ride in two days
Onda launches course to help women change personalities
12 week course designed to help women achieve a good, loving relationship
Alleged Pink Panther jewel thief caught in Madrid
Suspect was caught in a rental car in Madrid with fake Bosnian passport
Expats to lose winter fuel allowance
UK Government is scrapping the allowance for expats in a bid to save £8.85million a year
Rubber bullets fired at Ceuta escapists
Action justified by aggressive behaviour, police say
Rain in Spain is not only falling on the plain
The first few weeks of 2014 have been the wettest since 1969
Spain curbs power of pioneering human rights judges
The country will only be able to prosecute wrongdoers residing in Spain
Walk Ignacio, walk! Spanish man on epic 50,000km round the world trek
Ignacio Dekan Mouliaa arrives in Thailand, almost a year after leaving Madrid
Foreign investors even more confident about Spanish property investment
67% believe opportunities are great across the country
Spain demands arrest of former Chinese president over Tibet genocide
High court judge demands arrest of Jiang Zemin amid accusations of human rights breaches
Car production soars in Spain
Production rises almost 10% in 2013 compared to 2012
Sephardic Jews to be granted Spanish citizenship
Israelis will be able to enjoy benefits of EU citizenship as a result of proposed legislation
Telefonica slapped with half a million euro fine
Spain's largest mobile phone operator blocked access to 11 premium text message numbers
One of Europe’s biggest currency forgers arrested at Spanish home
Police found the 60-year-old man surrounded by fake currency at his Toledo home
Spain can’t afford to exhibit Freud’s paintings
Insurance costs for Lucian Freud’s works are too high for Spanish galleries
Brit expats in Spain lose all BBC channels with ITV and C4 to follow soon
EXCLUSIVE by Tom Powell: No more Strictly, Eastenders or Corrie for Brits abroad in southern Spain. The ITV and Channel Four move to Astra 2E
Dramatic drop in box office earnings
A gloomy picture for Spanish cinema
Ex-monk’s mission to finish building cathedral before he dies
After recovering from tuberculosis, Don Justo began to build a cathedral using recycled materials, half a century later he hasn't slowed down
Two thirds of Spaniard’s daily lives affected by state corruption
A survey by the European Commission shows corruption in Spain to be the worst in Europe.
Spanish not convinced by high score in European beer index
A European beer map controversially reveals Spain as one of the leaders in how many beers can be bought with the minimum wage
Banco Santander reports 90% profit increase
A drop in bad loans, and a boost in emerging markets, steered Santander to profit surge
Abortion law protestors to gather outside Spanish embassy in Paris
Anti abortion law protests go international as demonstrators gather outside Spain's overseas embassies