5-year-old Irish boy in intensive care after being hit by drink driver in Spain
The child is believed to be stable at a hospital in Tarragona, after being injured in a hit-and-run in the resort of Salou on Monday
Spanish parliament takes further steps to legalise euthanasia in Spain
The Socialist party proposal aims to make euthanasia a personal right available through both public and private services in Spain
Spain among biggest buyers of illegally trafficked animals
The WWF have called on the Spanish government to prioritise the issue and launched the campaign ‘Stop Species Trafficking’
Spain REFUSES ship carrying 230 migrants, says it will not be ‘sea rescue organisation for Europe’
SPAIN has rejected a charity boat ferrying 230 migrants, saying it cannot be the ‘sea rescue organisation for all of Europe’. Pedro Sanchez, the new
TOXIC: Air pollution kills more than 6,000 people in Spain every year
Deaths caused by pollution are eight times higher than those caused by car accidents
GUESS WHO: Botched restoration of British patron saint leaves locals scratching their heads in Spain
It comes after the iconic botched Ecce Homo 'restoration' in 2012 went viral
HUNDREDS more migrants rescued from waters in southern Spain
Some 388 migrants have been rescued today from the Strait of Gibraltar, while authorities are still searching for another small boat
Spain’s population grows thanks to influx of immigrants
AN influx of immigrants has helped Spain’s population grow for the second year in a row. The number of people in Spain increased by 132,263
Elderly doctor to stand trial for snatching children in Spain’s ‘stolen babies’ scandal
The former gynaecologist will become the first person to stand trial for the scandal that has cast a dark shadow over Spain for decades
NOT KID-DING: Man ‘pulls headless goat’ from water at popular Spain beach resort
The clip shows a beach-goer emerging from the water dragging what looks like an animal carcass
My sexy choice of hubby
Food columnist Lisa Burgess of Joffrey’s La Cala on why chefs, and not politicians, are top of the pile for desirable lovers
Football Crazy!
World Cup fever is here and there’s nothing you can do about it
West End comes to Sotogrande in aid of charity
Theatre will bring alive the Santa Maria Polo Club for a charity gala arranged by the Arturo Darch Foundation, raising money for the fight against
New squatting rules in Spain drastically speed up the eviction process
THE Senate has approved specific measures against illegal occupiers of private property. Under the new bill, squatters will be served with an eviction notice and
Grapevine Properties – Our Frequently Asked Questions
IT’S been another busy month for us at Grapevine Properties in the Guadalhorce Valley. We have been running around here there and everywhere dealing with
Meet the women in Spain’s most female-led cabinet ever
As Pedro Sanchez forms a cabinet with the highest amount of female ministers in Europe, we take a look at the women behind the suits
Are Spanish valuations worth the paper they are written on?
IT is often said something is worth only what someone is willing to pay for it. This is true but in order for a bank
Give war a chance – a Spanish village at war with France
How a 100-year ‘war’ between an Andalucian village and France forged lifelong friendships
Gibraltar’s Chief Minister slams GSD’s call for answers over government links to alleged billionaire fraudster as ‘nonsense’
Chief Minister Picardo insists he acted in keeping with all relevant national and international rules
The Juke Joints playing on the Costa del Sol TONIGHT
ONE of the best blues bands in Europe are playing on the Costa del Sol tonight. The Juke Joints – who were actually crowned the
Spain set for coldest summer in years after wettest spring since 1965
Last summer was one of the hottest on record, with five heatwaves and temperatures soaring above 40C
Corruption and bad planning has seen almost €100 billion wasted on ‘unnecessary’ infrastructure projects in Spain
Unused airports, vanity museums, defunct desalination plants and deserted toll roads are just some of the wasteful projects undertaken
COUNTDOWN IS ON: More victims of painkiller Nolotil come forward ahead of Spain probe
It comes weeks before a health campaigner is set to take her findings to a meeting with Spain’s top medication governing body in Madrid next
Over 15 TONNES of jellyfish cleared up from Costa del Sol beaches
Around 150 people have been stung over the past week along the coast, in what has been considered one of the worst invasions since 2012.
Gibraltar opposition party GSD demands answers over government links to alleged billionaire fraudster
The GSD has questioned the government's 'socialist' beliefs after the Chief Minister and Justice Minister were linked to Israeli businessman, Dan Gertler, who is under
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