Stunning Rio Carnival dancers take over Marbella’s Posidonia restaurant
When people leave this place they won't just have a full stomach, they will have a good feeling of joy
NETFLIX film at 8 Costa del Sol locations for new series Toy Boy about stripper framed for murder
Toy Boy is a story of passion, mystery and murder, where a handsome young man must prove his innocence
Spanish prime minister Pedro Sanchez calls on Theresa May for second Brexit referendum
Sanchez added that the 300,000 of British expats living in Spain will be safeguarded even in the event of a no-deal Brexit
DROP OF COMMON SENSE: Are humans to blame for the floods that have ravaged Spain’s Costa del Sol?
Heavy rainfall is not a recent phenomenon, but Mediterranean sea warming and building in the wrong places is adding to the recent flooding problems, writes
Learning Spanish: How to get your confidence back in 3 easy steps
It’s tricky mastering a language but don’t give up, writes Grapevine’s Laura Wood
My long road to Ronda – mostly on foot, reveals walking guru
WHEN I first came to Andalucía in the ‘80s Alastair Boyd’s travelogues The Road from Ronda and In The Sierras of the South were essential
Great Exchange Rates – Beat the Banks
At the Olive Press, we will help you in any way we can. Part of our full-service offering is to introduce you to partners we
EXCLUSIVE : the Olive Press has Breakfast with Berkoff
Giles Brown meets his theatre hero and comes over all starstruck
NOT COOL: Locals in Spain reject having their neighbourhood branded ‘coolest in world’
Not everyone in Madrid’s Lavapies appreciated the neighbourhood being labelled the ‘coolest in the world’, discovers Heather Galloway
Why a trip to Spain’s Ronda is the perfect cultural getaway
‘NICE promenades, good wine, excellent food and nothing to do…’ Thus Ernest Hemingway wrote off the town where he spent numerous holidays drinking the local
Susana Diaz denies illegal funding of PSOE and refuses to apologise in fiery argument with PP
Diaz constantly interrupted the Senator and managed to evade the most controversial questions about corruption on Andalucia
Police officer ‘almost left blind’ receives 20 stitches after being smashed in face on Spain’s Costa del Sol
The agent was immediately driven to the hospital, where he got 20 stitches over his face
Manufacturers of ‘lethal’ drug Nolotil face €500 million lawsuit
A €500 million lawsuit is launched and there are already 200 claimants, following an Olive Press investigation
Gibraltar man who punctured victim’s lung in violent brawl has attempted murder charge dropped
During the trial at Gibraltar Supreme Court, Duarte said he 'wasn’t too sure' if he had stabbed his victim, despite the man being hospitalised with
Swedish member of Somali terror cell ‘Death Troops’ arrested in Spain’s Malaga
The suspect fled Sweden, where the band is pursued for drug trafficking, money laundering and seven murders in Stockholm
PACMA slam Spain’s government for awarding €30,000 to Andalucia’s bullfighter known as ‘the Pirate’
Padilla nearly lost his life in the bullring in 2011 when a bull ripped his eye out after the animal mauled him on the ground
Russia and Spain agree joint cybersecurity group against fake news
Russia and Spain want to gauge the extent of the problem of fake news and analyse it to prevent it from becoming a source of
Bumper month for wind power in Spain breaks record
This surge has meant that the monthly CO2 emissions from electricity dropped to the lowest for the month of October since 2010
Spain to close almost all coal mines and leave more than 1,000 out of work in latest step towards green energy
Over 1,000 miners and subcontractors will be made redundant by the new year closures
Police foil Franco supporter’s plot to assassinate Spain Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez
The 63-year-old painted himself as a martyr, writing in the WhatsApp group, 'I am willing to sacrifice myself for Spain'
KILLER AIR: Andalucia Junta denounced for ‘failing’ to battle toxic air as Cadiz and Campo de Gibraltar revealed to have most polluted in Spain
ENVIRONMENTAL groups are taking legal action against the Junta for ‘failing to tackle toxic air’ in the Campo de Gibraltar.
The current floor clause nightmare is a sobering reminder of the importance of mortgage brokers
SPAIN’S judicial system is failing to cope with the hundreds of thousands of ‘floor clause’ cases being brought before the courts. Despite 54 specialised courts
BREXIT: Spain tourism minister in crunch talks with Thomas Cook and Jet2 to secure future of 18 million British holidaymakers
Tourism makes up 11% of Spain's €1 trillion economy and British tourists are the largest visiting group, making up 25% of Spain's total tourists
BUNCH OF BANKERS: Supreme Court rules in favour of lenders in ‘unprecedented’ mortgage tax fiasco
Shares in a number of Spanish banks, including Bankia and Sabadell, promptly tumbled at the prospect of massive retroactive legal claims
Ryanair sacks six cabin crew forced to ‘sleep on floor’ in Malaga airport after fake photo
As Ryanair made the sackings on Tuesday, they claimed the picture's circulation in the media had damaged their reputation and 'caused an irreparable breach of
Lethal painkiller Nolotil BANNED for Brits visiting Spain
The Spanish Medicine Agency has finally issued a directive to ban the drug for British and Irish tourists and regulate it for expats in Spain