What’s in a name?
The controversy surrounding the tiny hamlet named ‘Jew Killer’ sparked the curiosity of a global audience
Yoko Ono honoured in Bilbao
The Guggenheim hosts an exhibition of the artist's iconic career
Spanish tax office sets sights on pensioners
More than 27,000 retirees face investigation
Spain’s ambassador to China forced to apologise after racist TV joke backfires
Chinese communities shocked by Spanish comedy TV show
‘Kill Jews’ village to change 500-year-old name
The tiny village has hit global headlines in recent weeks
PP and PSOE dominate European elections but anti-austerity parties on the up
Last night's elections saw a stronger than expected performance from smaller parties
Worst drought in 150 years hits Spain
Crops in the south and east of the country are ruined
New Spanish poverty map reveals grim reality behind official stats
Ground-breaking poverty research takes into account the cost of living
To buy or not to buy (property in Spain through a company)
Three considerations are most often cited as considerations for buying a property through a company in Spain: privacy, tax mitigation, and succession
Holidaymakers in Spain ripped off by grocery prices
Resort shops charge up to 53% more than out of town supermarkets
Spanish women live the second longest in the world
Figures show the average Spanish woman lived to the ripe-old age of 85.1 years in 2012
Atletico Madrid’s Diego Costa receiving horse placenta treatment for injured hamstring
The striker has flown to a specialist in Serbia in a desperate attempt to be fit for Saturday's Champions League final
Game of Thrones to film series five scenes in Andalucia
Producers are currently searching Andalucia for the best location, believed to be the setting for the Kingdom of Dorne
ISAs – getting NISA or nastier?
Olive Press columnist Richard Alexander on the ups and downs of Individual Savings Accounts (ISAs) for expats
Shark spotted on Almeria beach
The 'living fossil' has hardly evolved for more than 150 million years
A weaker euro…to boost the Spanish economy!
Olive Press columnist Mark Rickard, of HiFX, on the upsides of a weaker euro
Barcelona sack employee after she was spotted making racist monkey gestures
The woman, who was with Llagostera supporters, was identified by the Catalan club and reported to the police after the game
Axarquia nurses take their patients out to lunch
They say it helps to get the patients away from their routine
‘Grandmother of performance art’ arrives in Malaga
Marina Abramovic's first solo exhibition in Andalucia is at CAC Malaga
Have you got ‘specs’ appeal?
Specsavers' brand new competition for those who look great in glasses
Spain finally confirms changes to improve traffic flow into Gibraltar
The changes should mean a break for the border
New plan backs sustainable construction in Axarquia
A massive 85 companies have signed up to the scheme
Police arrest 740 in massive fake business crackdown
Estimates say the fraud cost the state €20.5 million
Journalists arrested for raising Spanish flag in Gibraltar
Police intervened over a suspected breach of the peace
Get your engines running for Almunecar’s motorbike rally
It's one of the biggest motorbike rallies in Spain
Sevilla’s Feria de abril in May?
But despite the break in tradition the festival was a huge success