Remigration’ guru banned from the UK plans to open Spanish base to push for the mass deportation of ‘millions of migrants’
Austrian far-right activist Martin Sellner, who plans to expand his remigration movement into Spain
Spain’s largest warship docks in Malaga this weekend – and is opening its doors to the public
The 231-metre Juan Carlos I – the largest military vessel ever built entirely in Spanish shipyards – will be moored at the Mulle Adosado de
EXCLUSIVE: Forged signatures, unwanted procedures and trainee surgeons: Unravelling the medical practices of ‘Dr Frankenstein’ – aka ‘the Buttman’ – Marbella’s world renowned plastic surgeon
More patients have come forward to allege that slain surgeon Alex Aslani forged signatures on patient consent documents and allowed trainee doctors to operate on
PICTURED: British grandmother, 69, who drowned off Menorca beach after bravely trying to save granddaughter swept out to sea
Teresa Ford, 69, waded into rough waters off a Menorca beach last month after strong winds blew the youngster’s inflatable boat towards a rocky stretch
WATCH: Hundreds of protesters wearing Guy Fawkes masks stage striking five-minute silence in Ceuta over migrant crisis
More than 200 demonstrators gathered in Ceuta on Thursday, simultaneously donning the masks at 8pm before observing five minutes’ silence.
Mob boss executed in hospital bed is latest episode of Turkish mafia violence exploding on Spain’s coast, from Barcelona to the Costa del Sol
A STRING of shootings that have rocked the Spanish coast have been linked to warring Turkish mafias moving into Spain to get a cut of
Women who suffer gender-based violence face a higher risk of heart disease, Spanish doctors warn
Almost one in three women admitted to a Madrid hospital's cardiology department had experienced violence during their lives, a study has found.
Malaga port gears up for its biggest ever cruise ship month as it looks to rival Gibraltar for tourist ship bunkering
The cruise ship Celebrity Ascent received a load of traditional marine fuel from a Hercules 400 tanker at the eastern maritime station's southern dock this
Ryanair reminds passengers of new 60-minute luggage drop-off rule to help stop them ‘missing their flights’
Starting on November 10, the airline's airport bag-drop services will close 60 minutes before scheduled departure, instead of the current 40 minutes.
Munch and Picasso: Two giants of modern art that never met but come together in new Malaga exhibition
The Munch–Picasso exhibition at Malaga’s Picasso Museum brings together 104 works exploring love, fear, loneliness and loss by two artists who never met in person.
Over a third of newborn babies in Malaga province have at least one parent born outside Spain
The figure puts the Costa del Sol province nearly 12 percentage points above the regional average of 22.8%.
Hundreds of 19,000-year-old prehistoric engravings discovered in Catalunya cave hiding in plain sight
The collection of 280 engravings, which includes 55 animal motifs, was discovered at Cova de la Font Major, west of Barcelona.
Malaga shop owner rushed to hospital after hooded gang batter her with ice-cream sign in robbery bid
The victim, a 54-year-old woman, had bravely attempted to confront the five attackers as they prepared to storm her Asian bazaar last Friday.
Woman douses herself in petrol and threatens to burn herself alive at eviction from public housing flat in Malaga
Officials say she was convicted of illegally occupying the flat and never paid rent, but campaigners say she paid and cared for the old tenant.
From Wall Street to Spain: Why I quit wealth management to give American expats the advice they really need
Peter Dougherty has launched USpain Financial Consultancy to help Americans in Spain understand financial rules, with independent advice tailored to their needs and circumstances.
Vox’s bid to ban burqas across the Balearics heads for crucial vote next week
The controversial proposal includes €30,000 fines for transgressors and jail terms for anyone who forces women to wear the full-face veils.
Joy in Benidorm as endangered Goeldi’s monkey pair have baby boy at local zoo
A vulnerable Goeldi's monkey has been born at Terra Natura Benidorm, marking the third birth at the park since 2024.
Eight arrested including two Ukrainians over Gibraltar jewellery shop raid that netted hundreds of thousands in valuables
A 21-year-old local has been charged with burglary, and police say their investigation is continuing after the early-hours break-in on Monday.
Ex-EU Brexit chief Barnier says Britain could rejoin without adopting the euro – but free movement is ‘non-negotiable’
The ex-EU negotiator told Sky News Britain could start talks without committing to the euro, but must accept all four single-market freedoms.
Spain’s rental market loses a fifth of homes in just one month as new Pedro Sanchez housing decrees spook landlords
Madrid and Cantabria were the worst-hit regions, both seeing their rental supply plummet by 26%.
Spain’s ombudsman calls for empty homes to be thrown open to renters
Angel Gabilondo's 339-page report on the housing crisis went to parliament on Tuesday with 35 recommendations - including a curb on tourist lets.
Spain shakes off NATO ‘problem child’ tag to boost defence spending by 50% in just one year
SPAIN has shaken off its reputation as a NATO laggard to increase its defence spending by half in the last year. The Stockholm International Peace
Spain comes top again as rural Basque restaurant is voted Best in the World by prestigious culinary list
Asador Etxebarri in Spain’s Basque Country has been named the world’s best restaurant.
EXCLUSIVE: Marbella butt-lift king’s plastic surgery clinic is refusing patient refunds totalling nearly €100,000 after his brutal murder
The clinic owned and operated by slain surgeon Dr Alex Aslani is refusing to return deposits to patients.
Six in 10 Spaniards no longer trust Spain’s high-speed train network after Toledo disaster
Public confidence in the country's vast rail network has slumped after a second fatal crash this year.
No water, no power, no phone signal: The EU wants us ready for the first 72 hours of a crisis – but how prepared are we?
New EU emergency preparedness guidance aims to help families cope during the first 72 hours of crises, when water, electricity and phone services could fail.