Back to the dark ages: Spain and the abortion ban
‘Medieval, draconian, sexist’. Spain’s proposed abortion reforms won’t be delivered smoothly, writes Imogen Calderwood
Spanish Prime Minister Rajoy could not pass a school English test
Rajoy has previously rejected the offer of free English lessons
Spain’s King Juan Carlos abdicates, announces Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy
King Juan Carlos abdicates, days after poll reveals 85% of Spanish people believe Royal family is linked to corruption
European election polls show two-party dominance set to stumble
After four decades of power, the PP and PSOE could have to change course
Spain welcomes fall in unemployment for April
Prompting PM Rajoy to ask Spanish people for a 'fair trial'
Spanish heads of government honour former Prime Minister Adolfo Suarez
Today marks the first national day of mourning for Adolfo Suarez, who led the country to democracy following the end of Franco’s dictatorship
Death of former Spanish Prime Minister Adolfo Suarez sparks national mourning
Spain pays tribute to the former prime minister following his death this afternoon
U2 singer Bono calls on Europe to help Spain
The Irish rocker spoke about a campaign for Spain at the European People’s Party congress in Dublin
Don’t get complacent about growth, warns PM Rajoy
Government annouces tax cuts and job creation incentives
Abducted Spanish journalist released from Syria
Journalist Marc Marginedas finally able to call his family after six months in captivity
Ex-PM fights back after criticism of his language skills
Former Spanish PM insists leaders shouldn't be penalised for a lack of English
Spain takes a ‘step backwards’ in curbing powers of judges
Spanish MPs curb the powers of judges to pursue foreign human rights cases
Spanish PM says Catalan independence vote ‘is not legal’
Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy says Catalan independence referendum cannot take place
Spanish Government bans party donations from companies
The government is pushing plans for more transparent party funding in light of the Barcenas case
The Gurtel/Barcenas case: The story so far
The biggest political corruption scandal Europe has seen is now five years old, Tom Powell tells the story so far
OLIVE PRESS INVESTIGATES: 2014 – The real numbers behind the headlines
Tom Powell delves into the truth behind Spain's startling economic statistics
Controversial El Mundo editor steps down amid political row
Pedro J reportedly given multi-million euro severance pay
Cameron intervenes in Gibraltar row
The UK Prime Minister called Rajoy to discuss Spain's treatment of Gibraltar
Opposition: Prime Minister ‘cannot govern Spain’ until he answers corruption allegations
His failure to answer questions that he received cash bungs will see Parliament take a vote of no confidence this week
Spanish Prime Minister Rajoy stands his ground
The Spanish Prime Minister resists pressure from opposition as PP scandal worsens
Spanish economy making ‘strong progress’
But the country still needs to be doing more to get millions back into jobs
Boost for Spanish motor industry
Government pledges to invest a further €1 billion in Spain's auto sector
Pope gets shirty
Rajoy presented Pope Francis with a Spain football shirt signed by the players
Barcenas accuses PP lawyer of Watergate style break-in
The former treasurer embroiled in the national slush-fund scandal claims computers and documents were taken from his office
Spanish National Day on the cheap
The celebrations in Madrid's Plaza de Neptuno were scaled down to cut costs
Gibraltar stands firm against Rajoy
Spanish PM uses UN General Assembly to call for resumption of bilateral talks over the Rock