Lib Dem leader Vince Cable issues stark Brexit warning for Gibraltar in EXCLUSIVE Olive Press interview
He also insisted he had no regrets about the coalition that brought the Tories and David Cameron to power in 2011
OPINION: Accusing a Benidorm bar of a ‘hate crime’ for renting out a midget is political correctness gone mad
If an upcoming investigation finds their dwarf to be proud of his work, and doing it without any coercion or humiliation, then we should crouch
Open letter from PP’s Javier Quero to people of Casares, as he bids to become mayor and ‘return Casares to its former glory’
Dear Neighbours of Casares, Secadero and Casares Costa,
OPINION: Expats will make all the difference in tomorrow’s elections, both as candidates and in the polling booths
Above all, ensure you vote for the local team that best understands the wealth and diversity we bring to their towns
‘I HAVE DONE MY BEST’: Tearful Theresa May resigns as UK Prime Minister
May fought back tears during the speech which came after intense pressure to resign from her own party
WE’VE GOT THE POWER! :Expats fill up the ballot lists for vital local elections – in which FINALLY foreigners count
Hundreds of foreigners have been included on the various political party lists in a bid to become councillors
Sexism row in Spain as female squash champions handed sex toys as prizes
Other prizes included female wax strips and an electric foot file
WE’VE GOT THE POWER: Dozens of expats fill up the ballot lists for vital local elections in Spain’s Andalucia
All around Andalucia, Brits, Scandinavians and other northern Europeans have thrown their hats in the ring
Vince Cable says Brexit will ‘really hurt’ Gibraltar while Rachel Johnson calls for Article 50 to be revoked
The leader believes the process of Brexit is not going well even though there is currently ‘an anti-Brexit majority in the House of Commons’
REVEALED: The 5 towns in Malaga set to receive FREE public wifi thanks to EU initiative
The move is part of the Wifi4EU programme, which will see €120 million invested into providing better internet access across the continent
Spain removes warship from US fleet over rising nuclear weapons tension with Iran
Plans for the Spanish boat’s use in the fleet were made a year ago, and its participation was due to last until October 31, but
IN PICS: The property portfolios of Spain’s political leaders
As the dust settles on last month’s snap election, we take a look at the property portfolios of Spain’s political supremos
OPINION: British fraud victims in Spain can be hopeful after MPs – who never agree on anything – lend support
Indeed getting more than a handful of MPs to agree on anything these days is certainly no small feat
Spain AGAIN labels Gibraltar a ‘colony’ in new bid to separate it from UK
It comes despite 99% of Gibraltarians rejecting shared sovereignty with Spain in the 2002 referendum
People with intellectual disabilities in Spain win right to vote in EU elections
The law change will mean around 100,000 people who had previously been barred from voting in Spain will have their voting rights restored
Nun in Spain faces three years in prison after changing pensioners’ election ballots from PSOE to PP
She was apparently caught red-handed inserting PP ballots into the envelopes, and documents from the time of the incident have now been handed over to
VOX candidate for Benidorm mayor booted out after revealing he received two-year sentence for domestic violence last February
VOX’S top candidate for Benidorm mayor has been replaced after it was revealed he received a two-year prison sentence for repeated domestic violence last February.
Wealthy expat town in Spain becomes first in Malaga to elect far-right Vox into power
Vox was narrowly elected in ahead of the governing Popular Party, with the right-wing party securing 364 votes to their conservative rival's 356
Spain’s Socialist PSOE party win general election, but fail to get majority, as far-right Vox party gains first seats
Voter turnout at the elections is high, at around 75% and could be on track to beat the 1982 record of 80%
Everything you need to know about Spain’s general election on Sunday April 28
Don't know your PACMA from your pata negra? Join the Olive Press on the campaign trail for a whirlwind tour of Spanish politics
Social media giant blocks Podemos days before election in Spain
The left-wing party had been using Whatsapp to connect with tens of thousands of supporters and deliver campaign messages ahead of April 28
Gibraltar’s Chief Minister Fabian Picardo will ‘celebrate’ if Brexit cancelled
The Rock leader also warned the youngsters about the ‘dark days’ of the border closure issued by Fascist dictator General Franco in 1969
SIR JOE BOSSANO: Spain’s far-right Vox party spells trouble for Gibraltar border
The party, led by former military officer, Santiago Abascal, has consistently been critical of what it sees as Britain’s ‘colonisation’ of the Rock
Facebook cracks down on far-right networks ahead of Spain election
The bogus profiles had reached more than 1.5 million followers and generate almost 7.4 million interactions in only three months before being removed
Spain could snatch €1 billion Royal Navy ship contract ahead of British firms despite wargames over Gibraltar
The British consortium on the shortlist for the contract includes Babcock, BAE Systems, Cammell Laird and Rolls-Royce