Global warming is pushing Spain’s climate closer to that seen in North Africa
With average temperatures expected to rise by as much as five degrees by 2050, Spain’s universally appreciated crops could be in serious jeopardy
Two Spanish cavers die in Morocco
Two Spanish cavers have died and one has survived after being trapped in a deep ravine in the Atlas mountains in Morocco
Human remains found in turbine of a Guardia Civil patrol boat
The vessel is now moored in Sotogrande port, where the remains will be sent for analysis
Amnesty International slams Spain in annual human rights report
The report goes on to criticise the PP for attempting to legalise summary deportations at the border
Spanish officers to appear in court accused of beating a migrant in Melilla
The 23-year-old was carried, apparently unconscious, back to Morocco
ONE YEAR ON: Today marks the anniversary of the drowning of 12 migrants in Ceuta, but there is still no justice
Human Rights Watch insist Spain has done nothing to help the families of the dead
Pilot of drugs trafficking helicopter that crashed in Spain was Albanian officer
Helicopter crashed into an electricity pylon in darkness near Cortes de la Frontera while it was trying to avoid detection by the Spanish Guardia Civil
Four suspected Islamist militants arrested in Ceuta
Men said to have 'similar profiles' to Paris gunmen
Police bust ISIS terror cell in Spain
Raids in Spain and Morocco result in seven arrests
Gibraltar-Tangier flight route to launch next March
At just under 30 minutes, it will be one of the world's shortest intercontinental flights
Drug network dismantled after Guardia Civil seize 980kg of hashish on sailboat at La Duquesa
A coordinated international police effort led to the arrest of 20 individuals and a seizure of assets amounting to €9 million
Al-Qaeda terrorists urged to target Gibraltar
Jihadis target oil rigs and cargo ships passing through the Strait of Gibraltar
Game of Thrones production likely to return to Andalucia while Sevilla plans to cash in
HBO have praised the support the production team have received from government authorities while Sevilla will have guided tours of filming locations
VIDEO: Spanish police beat an African migrant in Melilla before carrying him unconscious back to Morocco
The man was one of 100 migrants to rush the six-metre-high fence
Quince: The bittersweet fruit
This year why not finally pick your quinces rather than let them rot on the ground
Spain arrests nine Islamic State fighters as European jihadist support rises dramatically
The EU anti-terrorism chief adds that air strikes will only increase the risk of retaliation
British grandmother accused of laundering profits from €125million Mafia drug smuggling operation
Sheryl Rogers, 46, spent 16 years as the lover of the Mafia boss in their Tenerife home from which he operated
‘Andalucia leader must return from Morocco holiday to face questions over billion euro training course scandal’
EXCLUSIVE: PP party demands that 'cowardly' Junta boss Susana Diaz 'takes responsibility' for hundreds of millions stolen in bogus training courses
Stamping out the ‘Class A drugs post’ peril
Injected into silicone breasts and surgically implanted into defenceless puppies – the Class A Drugs ‘delivery service’ is becoming increasingly deadly as traffickers seek horrific
King of Morocco mistaken for drug smuggler
Spanish authorities searching for drug smugglers apologise to the King of Morocco after attempting to board his yacht
Spain’s Felipe and Letizia make their first official appearance in Morocco
King Mohammed VI receives the royal couple in Rabat
Spain slammed by Amnesty for putting borders before people
Spain spends 30 times more on defending its borders than on improving conditions for would-be migrants
Four-plane drug operation busted in Cadiz
240 kilos of hashish intercepted
Kora Travel specialises in showing people the magic of Morocco
Moroccan tour company takes people off the beaten path
Radio frequency war leads to diplomatic incident
Spectrum FM and Smooth FM's battle over a radio frequency disrupted an official Moroccan national station
A migrant’s tale
War and poverty drive people from Africa towards the freedom of European soil. Imogen Calderwood went to Ceuta and Morocco to see the reality