Boris Johnsons says UK will make ‘titanic success’ of Brexit while accepting ‘comeback of the year’ award
He believes Europe is coming to terms with the UK’s departure
Theresa May ‘confident’ her government can reverse High Court ruling giving Parliament vote on Brexit
It is not yet known if the government will change their arguments
Pablo Iglesias defends Podemos senator who ‘got lucky’ when he made €20,000 on sale of subsidised home
Pablo Iglesias said he simply got lucky when the price of public housing increased
British pound surges following High Court’s ruling that could see Brexit derailed
The decision could derail Brexit
BREAKING: UK Parliament can derail Brexit after High Court rules it must vote on triggering Article 50
The government is expected to challenge the ruling
Mariano Rajoy sworn in as prime minister of Spain after thousands protest outside congress
He will have an uphill battle on his hands
Film made to honour Miguel de Unamuno’s heroic speech against Spain’s General Franco
As The Island of Wind honouring one of Spain’s great intellectuals hits cinema screens, Joe Duggan recalls the day Miguel de Unamuno bravely defied Franco
Spanish politicians given PowerPoint presentation on how to break campaign spending rules
Created in the height of the Gurtel scandal - for which dozens of former officials are currently on trial - it explained how to divert
Spain to finally have new government as Mariano Rajoy expected to win confidence vote tomorrow
The embattled PSOE have said they will abstain from tomorrow's vote
Plans for Russian warships to refuel in Spain cancelled after outrage from NATO members
Britain said it was 'extremely concerned'
Civil servants forced to falsify documents to launder gangsters’ money on Costa del Sol, court hears
Town hall staff claim were ‘forced to falsify documents’ to allow mafia millions to corrupt planning laws
The day Spain’s foreign minister Jose Margallo staked his claim for Gibraltar on trip to the Campo
Gibraltarian politicians were conspicuous by their absence as their public enemy number one travelled to Algeciras to outline his joint sovereignty plans for the Rock.
Casares Majestic trial postponed after one day as defence demands case is thrown out
Defence claims prosecutor used underhand tactics in presenting evidence
Mariano Rajoy to maintain power in Spain as ten-month stalemate comes to an end
A vote will be held this month
Relatives and henchmen of Syrian president Bashar al-Assad flaunt luxury lifestyles in Marbella and London while their country suffers bloody civil war
They have been living it up in London, Marbella and Paris
Spain’s PP created a guide for officials on how to illegally exceed campaign spending limits
The document was used in at least Madrid, Valencia and the Balearic Islands
Spain admits it will not meet deficit targets, risking hefty fines from EU
The country could face billions of euros worth of fines
The court case for Spain’s biggest political corruption scandal in 40 years begins
As proceedings begin in the biggest political scandal to hit Spain in over 40 years, Rob Horgan takes a look at who is standing in
New round of talks to start on October 24 to form Spanish government
The two main PP and PSOE parties and others will be invited by King Felipe to try and find a breakthrough
Six Junta de Andalucia bosses stand accused of embezzling €2.6 million in ERE fraud case
Those benefiting included two relatives of the officials, who got paid while not even working for the company
Brexit gets all too real as Marmite and PG Tips pulled from supermarket shelves in UK price row
Their parent company is raising prices as a result of the pound's drop
Racial, religious and gay hate crimes in the UK soared by almost 50% post-Brexit
The total number of hate crimes in the year 2015-2016 was up 19%
100 migrants climb over border fence into Spain during heavy rain
The migrants used hooks and shoes with studded nails to make the climb
Nicola Sturgeon announces second referendum bill on Scottish independence
The UK's decision to leave the EU has emboldened the Scottish independence campaign
Dozens of Catalan cities refuse to celebrate Spain’s national day
Many Catalans associate the holiday with the Franco regime
Photojournalist releases collection on the Mediterranean migrant crisis
Among the many articles in the 592-page tome, is an Olive Press story