Expat campaign group Bremain In Spain demands EU passports for Brits post-Brexit
Choose Freedom Campaign needs one million signatures
Brits selling Malaga homes in record numbers since Brexit
Malaga province has seen a 16.5% increase is Brits selling up
Spanish businesses furious at ‘€785 million’ loss due to sanctions on Russia
The ambassador to Spain has said that the country's sanctions-related losses have so far totaled €785 million
Rajoy offers to become Trump’s Europe and Latin America middleman in first official call
Mariano Rajoy made the commitment in an official telephone conversation last night, the first between the two parties since Trump came to power
Theresa May close to securing British expats’ rights in Spain following meeting with Rajoy
The pair discussed the issue during an informal 25-minute meeting
British expat group publishes alternative white paper on government Brexit negotiations
'UK Citizens in Europe - Towards an Alternative White Paper' demands protection for expats
Strong 2016 growth brings Spain’s economy close to pre-crisis levels
It comes after Mariano Rajoy put the economy and job creation at the heart of his policies
EU considers intervening in Donana case to stop dangerous gas storage
The European Commission has just agreed to consider pressing the Spanish government to evaluate the dangers of Gas Natural Fenosa’s pipe building project in the
RAJOY: Brexit is a serious threat to Spain
He has pleaded for Europe to remain united
Roaming charges expected to sky-rocket after Brexit
The feared hikes could see Brits pay up to €50 to stream a single song on their phone
Spanish government’s fast-track relocation plans for Brexit-affected financial businesses
Measures were created in part due to the possibility that London’s City may lose its financial passport as a result of Brexit
Spain faces EU fine for inaction after Volkswagen emissions scandal
Spain now has two months to provide data and information that justifies its actions or lack of
Scotland’s Nicola Sturgeon demands UK retains single market access post Brexit
Unveiling Scotland’s Brexit plan, the First Minister said the move would be ‘democratically justifiable’
Careful what EU wish for: Europe is going through a paradigm shift
The shift away from internationalism is happening at great speed
Brexit Supreme Court case most important in legal history
For the first time, all 11 judges will sit to rule on a decision that could have far-reaching constitutional and political consequences
British pensioner ‘anxious’ over Brexit commits suicide just weeks after referendum result
His wife discovered his dead body at their home
Tony Blair denies planning political comeback to influence Brexit negotiations
The former Labour prime minister, who, according to a source, thinks Theresa May is a ‘lightweight’, has labelled reports that he has set up an
UKIP misspent €500,000 of EU money to fund Leave campaign and to elect Nigel Farage as MP
Rules state that EU funding can only be spent on a party’s activities at a European level
Charge for British to enter Spain in new EU plan
Interior ministers of the EU will meet tomorrow to discuss the bureacratic plan to make non EU-residents pay the current rate of £4.30 and give
How the economies of the UK and Gibraltar are coping with Brexit
Is it business as usual?
Lidl commits to eradicate battery farming of hens
Lidl is one of the world’s fastest expanding supermarkets
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
Italy demands that Spanish restaurant chain change ‘offensive and inappropriate’ name
Spain and Italy argue over ‘offensive’ name of restaurant chain
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
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