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Surreal deal
Row breaks out over the use of artist Dali’s name on million euro sculptures
22 Jun, 2011 @ 12:46
Spanish Franco fallout
A new 6.5m euro state-funded biography of the former dictator stokes fury as it paints him in a good light
21 Jun, 2011 @ 12:38
Irish expat missing in Spain
Vivienne Hickey, who lives in Alhaurin El Grande, was last seen at the end of February
21 Jun, 2011 @ 12:33
Doctors strike in Andalucia
Series of demonstrations planned in protest over staffing levels
21 Jun, 2011 @ 12:25
Granada seal place alongside Spanish big boys
Club will compete in Spain’s premier division for the first time in 35 years following promotion
Expats turn out for British Consulate Open Day
MP Jeremy Browne encouraged residents to get the most out of living in Spain by taking a number of simple steps
20 Jun, 2011 @ 11:31
Spanish bank hounds pensioner for 3p to close account
Ana Patricia Botin, the new boss of the bank - voted the worst in Britain - last month vowed to get to the ‘root causes’
19 Jun, 2011 @ 08:35
Gaddafi and the Smurfs invade Juzcar
Libyan dictator has close ties to village being turned blue for new Smurf film
18 Jun, 2011 @ 09:00
Critical cancer delay
EXCLUSIVE Woman suing private clinic which failed to spot an 8cm tumour. By James Bryce
Goat’s milk good for you
Goat's milk is as good as mamma’s milk, claim Spanish researchers
15 Jun, 2011 @ 08:12
Spanish scientists discover heart attacks worse in the morning
Spanish scientists confirm that cardiac arrests are more lethal in the morning
14 Jun, 2011 @ 09:03
World’s biggest wooden structure unveiled in Andalucia
Sevilla’s new 90 million euro ‘parasol’ is revealed
14 Jun, 2011 @ 09:00
George Benson: It’ll be a breeze in Marbella
Multi-Grammy Award winner George Benson is set to make a triumphant return to the Costa del Sol
13 Jun, 2011 @ 09:13
Invaded by rats in Torremolinos
EXCLUSIVE: Expat is taking legal action after her garden became overrun with vermin. By James Bryce
13 Jun, 2011 @ 09:13
Rock ‘n’ roll ‘n’ Spanish sunshine!
Allioli music festival is going back to its roots – and kicks off when the 1pm train arrives from Algeciras
13 Jun, 2011 @ 07:46
480 sizes of Gibraltarians
New swimwear catalogue modelled entirely by local Gibraltarians is being launched
12 Jun, 2011 @ 09:59
Love your love handles
With the holiday season just around the corner you should be proud to show off your spare tyre
12 Jun, 2011 @ 09:06
Russians eye Spanish golf venture
A massive golf development has moved a step forward in the Guadalhorce Valley
11 Jun, 2011 @ 07:14
Mobile madness in Spain
Expat sues Vodafone after being billed thousands when his phone would not stop connecting to the internet
Fat profits for Spanish fast food
Fast food joints are bucking the recession – further sounding the death knell for the Mediterranean diet
10 Jun, 2011 @ 09:32
Feeling flushed?
Study has shown that the hot flushes endured by millions of women when they hit the menopause could last on average for 10.2 years
10 Jun, 2011 @ 09:31
Blacklisted & benefitting
After reporting that a blacklisted financial advisor is running a call centre from the Costa del Sol, the Olive Press looks further into the shady
9 Jun, 2011 @ 10:00
Organic food is good for you
Spain is the ninth biggest organic food producer in the world, but it is near the bottom for consumption
9 Jun, 2011 @ 08:10
Domino kidney transplant helps put Spain on health map
First kidney ‘domino’ transplant in Spain secures the nation’s place as world leader in organ transplants