Fourteen Spanish families have joined ISIS’ ranks
Their members are among the 115 Spanish citizens and residents recruited as jihadists
Spain’s Rajoy brings in new education minister to try to save party’s reputation
Inigo Mendez de Vigo, 59, was previously Secretary of State for the European Union
UPDATE: Two more gored in Pamplona on Monday
Day 7’s victims bring the festival’s goring tally to 10
Four more people gored in running of the bulls in Pamplona
Day five was the bloodiest day of this year’s festival
British billionaires buy Ibiza beaches
The Reuben brothers plan to build luxury beachfront developments on the Ibizan coastline
Expat journalist Joan Davies dies aged 85 in Benalmadena
Co-founder of Sur in English has passed away in Benalmadena
PICTURED: Stacie Cottle relishing first days back with baby and family in Axarquia village
But she could not find the right sized nappy anywhere
John ‘Goldfinger’ Palmer murder linked to Spanish hitmen
The timeshare crook, who operated out of Tenerife for decades, was shot dead in his Essex garden
Barcelona to halt licences for new tourist accommodations
The year-long freeze is intended to limit the negative effects of tourism
Spain’s economy minister calls for fresh negotiations on a Greece eurozone bail-out
He claimed Spain is ‘absolutely not contemplating’ the possibility Greece will leave the Eurozone
British expats arrested for fake kidnapping in Costa Blanca
Kidnapper sent photos of his bruised girlfriend to her parents in Manchester
Two Americans and a Brit gored on first day of Pamplona running of the bulls
A total of 11 people were injured
Running of the bulls starts in Pamplona
The first of eight, 8am bulls runs takes place tomorrow
Richest and poorest towns named in Spain
With just 12% unemployment and an average income of €54,000 it comes as no surprise that those with most cash in their wallets live in
British mother forcibly separated from baby after Spanish hospital claims it isn’t hers
EXCLUSIVE: British tourist forcibly separated from her baby after giving birth while on holiday in Spain
Controversial Margaret Thatcher square in Madrid to be renamed
Madrid’s new mayor has announced Margaret Thatcher square is set to surrender its name
European Union votes against Europe-wide ‘Google tax’
Proposals to reform copyright laws on online news stories have been quashed, following an European Committee vote
More strikes planned at Spain’s airports in July
Air traffic controllers are to strike over the busiest weekends in Spain
Price of Spain’s urban land is on the up
In the first quarter of 2015, the average price per square metre climbed by 5.9% to €150
Blue Peter legend John Noakes missing in Mallorca
A search and rescue operation is underway to locate the 81-year-old
Children and the elderly warned of health risks as Spain basks in heatwave
People across the country are being urged to remain indoors
Greenpeace kicks off protests before ‘gag law’ is passed tomorrow
?Greenpeace activists kick off the anti-gag law protests by draping a yellow banner near parliament
Six-year-old boy dies in Spain’s first diphtheria case since 1987
The boy’s parents’ decision to not vaccinate him has sparked renewed debate
Spain on high terror alert following attacks in France and Tunisia
Interior Minister Jorge Diaz confirmed that Spain had increased the terror alert from medium to high
Madrid’s new mayor wants to turn renowned golf course into ‘urban farm’
Manuel Carmena, of Podemos-backed Ahora Madrid, has made the Club de Campo a symbolic target for the country’s political reform
Jeremy Clarkson annoys Spanish embassy with racial stereotyped car review
Labelling the new SEAT Leon as a ‘lukewarm paella’, Clarkson said he had never driven a SEAT because he ‘never saw the point’