Spain only EU country with improved economic forecast for 2015
The IMF has announced a light at the end of the tunnel for Spain despite its many debts and high unemployment rate
Special edition King Felipe and Queen Letizia stamps launched today
Both can be bought for a euro each
UPDATE: Seven more Spanish taken into urgent Ebola observation
A total of 14 people are now under observation or being treated
Spain’s health minister ‘demoted’ over Europe’s first Ebola case
The government has appointed a special committee to deal with the situation, as Ana Mato takes a 'less public' role
BREAKING: Spain government appoints Ebola crisis committee
Scientific advisers will support the committee
UPDATE: Spanish Ebola nurse is ‘stable’ again after hours in critical condition
But Teresa Romero Ramos remains in a serious condition
UPDATE: Ebola nurse admits she may have ‘touched her face’ with infected glove
Five people are now in quarantine at Madrid hospital
Spanish Ebola nurse desperately tried to be admitted to hospital for more than a week
Teresa Romero Ramos first contacted authorities on September 30
UPDATE: Hospital staff blame first European Ebola case on substandard equipment
A Spanish nurse has twice tested positive for the disease, blamed on hospital failure to follow protocol
Ice Age project hotting up in Gibraltar
Gibraltar Museum is a founding member of the heritage network
Spain is Europe’s most-searched-for travel destination
Even though it doesn't have the cheapest deals
Spain could suffer as Portugal woos expats with sweet tax deal
The scheme eliminates double taxation of foreign incomes
Competition hots up to take on €50 million of Spanish ‘bad bank’ property assets
Five companies are still in the running, including Solvia, the real estate platform of Spanish lender Sabadell
More than 1,000 arrested in ‘unprecedented’ Europe-wide organised crime crackdown
Total of 250 arrests in Spain, in 'single largest coordinated assault on organised crime in Europe'
Spain’s Justice Minister resigns as controversial abortion reforms abandoned
Alberto Ruiz-Gallardon was the driving force behind the unpopular reforms that would have drastically limited access to abortion
Europe’s super-rich may be even wealthier than official figures suggest
Economists blame tax havens and the inability to gain better access
Spanish wind turbine manufacturer issues new shares
Gamesa will use the extra revenue for international expansion
Spain warned to tackle ‘poor’ air pollution
Air quality linked to poor lung health among adults
Controversial Spanish MEP becomes EU energy chief
Miguel Arias Canete's sexist comments during a political debate went viral
Spain crash out of basketball World Cup in defeat to France
Spain lose in the quarter finals of the FIBA basketball World Cup to a strong French side
ITV prices vary by more than double across Spain
Castilla y Leon is the most expensive
Farmers dump thousands of potatoes outside Granada Carrefour in Russian protest
EU sanctions are putting the squeeze on suppliers
Olive Press drink spiking campaign hits UK media
The Olive Press drink-spiking campaign made headlines in The Guardian
Cheaper to hire work in the UK than in Spain
Both Britain and Spain's wages are far below Germany, France, Italy and the Netherlands
ECB cuts rates causing euro to weaken dramatically
The changes are aimed at forcing banks to lend
Spain facing €580 million losses after Russia bans EU food
Small farms are bearing the brunt of the sanctions