Antonio Banderas back in Malaga to celebrate Malaga Film Festival
The week-long event celebrates the best Spanish and Latin American films of the last year and attracts Hispanic actors and filmmakers from all over the
‘Made in Germany’ is the most respected brand in the world while ‘Made in Spain’ lags behind
The 'Made in Country' label was first introduced by the UK 130 years ago
The best signs and banners from the weekend’s anti-Brexit march in London
At least 25,000 joined the march
Terry Gillam’s Don Quixote film which started production 20 years ago to begin filming for the eighth time
Spanish production company Tornasol and Gilliam himself are financing the €16 million project
Outrage as Andalucia Partido Popular branch launches campaign to protect hunting as a ‘cultural practice’
They argue it has 'deep roots' in the province
Clocks to go forward this weekend, but what does it have to do with Coldplay’s Chris Martin?
CLOCKS will go forward by one hour at 1:00am on Sunday March 26. Once it is complete, we will be back in Summer Time, and
EXCLUSIVE: Dolphins and turtles among huge numbers of animals killed by rubbish pollution in Andalucian rivers
The Asociacion Amigos del Mar Costa Tropical spoke out against the problem to the Olive Press
Mesolithic people in southern Spain cooked and ate HUMANS just 10,000 years ago
The remains are covered in marks made from stone tools, fire and human teeth
Theresa May calls Donald Trump ‘gentleman’ as she becomes first UK PM to pose for American Vogue
The feature piece sees May pose for noted photographer Annie Leibovitz while answering questions on a range of issues
Partido Popular push to scrap Marbella and San Pedro ferias in new budget changes
Muñoz wants €2.1 million to implement a jobs drive and will get the cash from the events budget
And the happiest country in the world is…
Spain and the UK climbed up the rankings
Antequera dolmenes to be showcased on TV during La Vuelta cycling race
Organisers of the world famous cycling race already have a plan on how to best showcase to the world the megalithic dolmens of Antequera, which
Corruption, drugs and rock n roll: How a rising star’s Spanish dream became a nightmare
He spent three years behind bars in Spain but was never charged
Repentant Spanish priest apologises after dressing as Hugh Hefner and simulating ‘erotic acts’ during carnival
He has been ordered to attend a spiritual retreat to reflect on the incident
WATCH: Homeless Spaniard breaks down after UNBELIEVABLE makeover
Antonio, who used to be an electrician, lost his way and ended up homeless following a bout of depression
EU Commission slams Spain’s ‘widespread’ use of temporary contracts in new report
Spain has one of the highest rates of temporary contracts in the EU
Man killed in freak human tower accident in Tarragona
The 51-year-old victim was crushed by a metal structure during a training session in the Catalan port city. Two other team members, aged 50 and
Malaga museum founder Carmen Thyssen to sell acclaimed artwork from her collection
Edgar Degas’s Race Horses in a Landscape will be flogged by the baroness, who said that she is being forced to sell it due to
‘Blood-soaked’ protest calls for end of bullfighting in Spain ahead of Fallas celebrations
Younger generations are questioning the long-standing Spanish tradition
Chelsea Clinton condemns Hazte Oir anti-transgender bus heading to Malaga
She took to Twitter to urge Catholic group Hazte Oir not to 'bring these buses to the U.S. (or anywhere)' as it revealed a new
UK voted world’s third best country in annual survey as Spain drops three places
Spain excelled in the heritage category
Neanderthals in Spain had mostly vegetarian diet and used ancient forms of aspirin and penicillin, new study finds
Scientists scraped off the plaque stuck on the teeth of two Neanderthals
King Felipe VI of Spain and Queen Letizia to visit the UK this summer
It would be the first visit by Spanish monarch to the UK in more than three decades
International Women’s Day: Women’s rights in Spain
Up to 40 million women are expected to protest around the world and in Spain
Spaniards urge boycott of The Invisible Guardian film after Basque actress Miren Gaztanaga calls them ‘rednecks’
Miren Gaztanaga, who stars in the new thriller flick The Invisible Guardian, has been condemned on social media after her comments during an interview on
Spanish Catholics outraged by Virgin Mary drag queen performance
The debate brings into question respect for freedom of expression