Playing the game
New 'prostitution school' raises questions over how best to help vulnerable women forced onto the streets
Belinda Beckett reveals the jargon which makes her stomach turn
Had Shakespeare himself been around today, he would be having a Twelfth Nightmare trying to fit sayings like ‘the feel-good-factor’ into a rhyming couplet.
A wonderful world
In an act of true brotherly love, Manni Coe has set up an inspirational blog for his brother who has Down Syndrome
Bye bye, Cilla
Cilla, rest in peace, and thank you for entertaining us in such style, with such charisma, for so many years
Over the top
Rather than slapping youngsters with heavy fines for skateboarding, Torremolinos Town Hall should be providing more dedicated spaces for youngsters
Destination drowning: shocking statistics in Spain
Hundreds drown in Spain's oceans, rivers and swimming pools
What a lot of old bull
As bullfighting stories once again flood the media Wendy Williams discusses what the future may hold for this controversial sport
PSOE Junta boss Susana Diaz: ‘I am going to govern alone’
Despite not taking a majority, Diaz has ruled out the possibility of a coalition government in Andalucia
Giant step for expats
Good news for expats, as they are set to regain their right to vote in UK elections
The Germans are back!
Prudent Germans are buying Spanish homes once again, just as Britons are leaving en masse. The Times' Mark Stucklin finds out their secret
Driving us crazy: Conspiracy theories are circulating around the mystery Estepona roundabout
The A-7 roundabout has been under construction since October
FIFA’s foul play
The arrests of 14 FIFA delegates and the publication of tales of corruption are long overdue
Cystic fibrosis campaigner’s legacy lives on in hopes to legalise new drug Orkambi in Spain
Becky Baker passed away at only 32, but her tireless campaign to help other sufferers of cystic fibrosis continues
Call for action in Marbella
The quick-thinking and bravery of British nurse Zatysha Charlemagne and two other holidaymakers may have saved the life of one stranded tourist in Marbella
Sporting role models: What happened when a boxer, a footballer and a tennis star visited Marbella?
No prizes for guessing which one returned home in a cloud of controversy
Spain’s Rajoy will need all the help he can get on Catalunya independence issue
Rajoy begins his second term in a completely different political landscape
OPINION: Tighten up security at Malaga airport
Who would argue for scrimping and saving in the fight against terror?
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Fighting the critics
Nothing divides opinion and gets the emotions flowing quite like bullfighting
OPINION: After an expat nursery was forced to close, we must cut red tape so bureaucracy does not put...
The fact such worthy enterprises can be crushed by such arbitrary town hall decrees is both disheartening and sickening
International Women’s Day: Show me a woman who doesn’t have balls!
Fortunately, journalism offered equal opportunities – female and male reporters alike were sent off to cover football
OPINION: Stan Israel’s conduct must be reported on
It's hard to ignore when many members of ex-staff and printers queue up with stories of non-payment
Time to heal
Humans make mistakes and nobody is perfect, so when errors are made, the course of action is simple: Communicate properly, own up if necessary and make amends quickly and fairly
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