VIDEO: Manchester City fans punched and hit with batons by Spanish police
Images of fans being hit with batons before the game have emerged
British teacher takes on 8,000km cycle across Europe
Swapping his interactive whiteboard for a road bike, Briton Andrew Sykes cycled 8,000km across the continent
Gibraltar man facing seven counts of sexual offences against minors has ‘predilection for tying people up’
He has pleaded not guilty to the charges
Victoria’s Secret angels strip on beach for latest Spanish Vogue
The editorial was shot by photographer David Bellemere
Spain issues arrest warrants for friends of Putin with alleged mafia ties
The move follows a ten year investigation into the Tambov Gang which operated out of Spain
Was Spain’s most famous writer Miguel de Cervantes English?
New documents suggest Miguel de Cervantes was from English heritage - making him the most famous expat of us all
Groundbreaking study by Spanish scientists uncovers why wife beaters abuse their partners
Scientists at the University of Granada studied the brains of 20 violent men
World Press Freedom day acknowledges troubling times for journalists
Journalism is becoming an increasingly dangerous profession
Spanish women encouraged to ditch tampons in favour of sea sponges
In a bizarre set of instructions, the CUP party insists that natural sea sponges are both better for the environment and the human body
Garden of delights: Jon Clarke visits El Jardin restaurant in Frigiliana
The food very much matches the views of the beautiful village
Spain will repeat general election on June 26 as King Felipe dissolves parliament
King Felipe signed a decree dissolving the current parliament in a bid to break the political stalemate
Spain’s Repsol expect 22% fall in profits
The international agency Fitch ratings said the firm has a negative outlook given that oil looks set to remain at around €31 a barrel this
Documents leak by Greenpeace could spell end for controversial TTIP deal
The leak reveals how US corporations could hold sway over EU protections on consumers and the environment
Manhunt under way after brutal stabbing of Brit in Marbella over bank holiday weekend
The victim was stabbed in the head, neck, chest and arms
Rent prices in Spain up in first quarter of 2016
The price of rent has increased by 4.3% during the first quarter of 2016
Spain’s economy beats forecasts despite continuing political uncertainty
The economy is expected to grow 2.7% this year
Great vibes at chiringuito Sonora Beach
Arguably the coolest hang out on the Costa del Sol
Ole for Alex!
Restaurant Alexandre is producing beautiful food, some of the prettiest dishes served on the coast… and with a venue to match!
‘There’s a whole world past Michelin’: Olive Press editor meets world’s top chefs
I’D made a point of arriving an hour before the allotted time for the culinary love-in when two dozen Michelin-starred chefs descended on Marbella from
Casa del Rey: Fit for a king
Offering 70 wines by the glass, separated into easy to understand price brackets
How I blagged a Dani Garcia… Mcdonalds burger
Set the task of blagging a ticket for the €350-a-head meal on the opening night of A Cuatro Manos, Laurence Dollimore walked away with a
Ronda seeing resurgence in pistachio cultivation
It has not grown so extensively in the region since the Moorish empire
Spanish bank Sareb puts over 2,000 coastal homes on the market at cut prices
Summer sale along Spain's coastline
Old Torremolinos mansion to be turned into contemporary art centre
The goal is to create something similar to the contemporary art centre in Malaga
Hospital Ceram in Marbella earns WhatClinic prize for the sixth time
Ceram was part of only 2% of Costa clinics eligible for the accolade
Sweet 2016 is playing out to be the best year ever for Spanish rock festivals
Foreign music fans are guaranteed good weather, cheap beer and exotic surroundings