Andalucia triumphs at Bollywood Oscars
An Indian movie filmed in Andalucia has scooped a massive seven prizes at the Bollywood 'Oscars'
Four in a Bed in Spain
A TV programme which will turn two hoteliers' lives 'upside down'
‘I paid Roca three million euros for occupancy licences’ claims builder in Malaya case
Fidel San Roman makes shocking confession to the court and insists he was the victim of blackmail
Spanish court will not investigate equity release scam
Twenty expats filed claims against Scandinavian banks
Made in Spain
A new website lists over 570 movies that were filmed within Spain
British pensioner taking a punt in Spain
Enterprising Trevor Dine, 81, has just opened a casino in San Roque
Thousands left stranded after Spanair goes bust
Spanish airline now faces nine million euro fine after government launches legal action
Green energy retreat in Spain
Spain's use of coal as an energy source almost doubled last year
Cabo de Gata under attack again
Almeria’s Cabo de Gata park now threatened with new 1,500 home golf megaproject
From director to dictator for Antonio Banderas
Fidel Castro's daughter wants the Malaga actor to play the role of the Cuban leader
Greenpeace slams Spanish coastal law reform plans
The environmental group has threatened to take legal action
Stone Roses to headline at Benicassim festival in Spain
The Manchester band will be the top act at the festival in July
Spanish property tax hike
Around eight out of 10 properties in Malaga will be affected by the increase in IBI
A cleaner drive in Spain
Car hire giant Europcar is introducing electric cars to its Spanish fleet
Beware of car reverse scam in Spain
A new scam sees thieves trying to fool drivers into getting out of ther cars
Complaints against lawyers ignored in Spain
Numerous cases are being ‘buried and unheard’, claims lawyer
Raymond Prats’ health trends for 2012
Raymond Prats looks at what health trends the coming year will bring
Lawyers in the dock in Spain
EXCLUSIVE: Legal watchdog comes under fire for failing to deal with bent solicitors
BAFTA hope for Pedro Almodovar
Spain’s most famous director could be in with a shot for a BAFTA
Dining Secrets: The tops for wine and kids
Continuing our look at ‘top fives’
Wacky Andalucía!
After the Olive Press reported how one local town created the world’s longest chocolate bar and another prepares to vote to become ‘gay’, James Bryce
Spain calls for eurozone rescue fund boost
Foreign minister Jose Manuel Garcia-Margallo has backed calls for Europe’s rescue fund to be boosted to one trillion euros
‘Cancer’ mast finally comes down in Spain
Vodafone loses battle to keep mobile phone mast in Benajarafe after tumour rates soar
The final production at Ciudad de la Luz
The company which runs the studios has filed for bankruptcy
IMF foresees two more years of recession in Spain
The budget deficit is predicted to be 6.8 per cent this year - although Rajoy sees things more positively
Cries, lies and wriggles for Malaya developer trio
Businessmen trio respond to bribery claims in Malaya corruption trial