Electrician sentenced to 10 years for theft of Codex Calixtinus manuscript in Spain
He kept the priceless 12th century document stashed in his garage for more than a year
Uber to branch out into online food delivery in Spain
But it's already facing fierce competition
2500 tons of ‘fraud food’ confiscated across 47 countries
Interpol battles frozen food billed as fresh and sell-by-date fiddling
Passion-fuelled Spaniards are the most in love
PARIS may be the world’s romance capital, but Spaniards are the most in love, according to new statistics. Messaging app Viber revealed its Spanish users
Music sales are finally on the up in Spain, largely thanks to Enrique Iglesias
Sales have risen for the first time in a decade
As 50 Shades of Grey fever takes over, Brits’ unusual bedroom habits are laid bare
And there's certainly no stiff upper lip between the sheets
Murder mystery in Sotogrande: what really happened in the luxury resort and why?
The world’s media descended on the Costa del Sol last week to investigate the killing of an alleged paedophile by a British expat father-of-three. But,
Proud of their pueblo
There’s a different mentality that exists among Spain’s young generation – at least in Granada anyway. Students feel a sort of fashionable nostalgia towards their
From New York to Essex: Podemos takes on the world
Pablo Iglesias and Inigo Errejon have adopted a 'divide and conquer' mentality
British RAF veteran on a mission to track down former friends in Spain
Brian Morgan hopes to find others who were based at RAF Changi in Singapore
The ins and out of immigration in Spain
If you're not a Spanish national but want to live in the country for more than 90 days a year, the law requires you to
Granada court drops charges against Catholic priests accused of sex abuse
Nine out of 10 of the priests and two laymen have been cleared due to the time delay
GRAPHIC VIDEO: American youth seriously injured during bullfighting festival in Spain
Surgeon Enrique Crespo said it was "the biggest goring wound I've ever had to operate on"
Close encounters of the BSM kind
A series of weird and wonderful events herald the new school year
Ask the Optician – Cataracts
Q: What are cataracts? A: There are three main types: • Nuclear cataract – this causes gradual reduction in vision • Cortical cataract – this
EXCLUSIVE: Petition launched in support of Sotogrande one-punch British killer
More than 130 people have already signed the appeal over the killing of German Sandro Rottman
Aena shares soar on first day on the Spanish stock market
The privatisation of the airport operator is the largest in the Eurozone for more than a decade
Picasso’s electrician on trial for stealing up to €100 million worth of art works
But he insists they were a present
Law in action
Resolution to residency cases in record time gives hope to foreign investors, writes lawyer Antonio Flores
Toxic orange cloud hangs over Barcelona towns after chemical explosion
More than 65,000 residents were told to stay indoors with doors and windows closed
Police studying Sotogrande one-punch murder CCTV footage
CCTV reveals shocking details of the attack by Briton Devinder 'Victor' Kainth
Suspected German paedophile murdered in Sotogrande ‘acted as a personal assistant’ to model Katie Price
Sandro Rottman joined Katie Price when she launched her Polo clothing range in Sotogrande
All aboard the investment rollercoaster
In a volatile market there are ups and downs, hence the need for careful financial planning, says Richard Alexander
Lawyer slams British bureaucracy for keeping innocent expat in Spanish jail
Allegedly innocent Dutchman Romano van der Dussen has been behind bars for 11 years
Antonio Banderas and Andalucia-based films are big winners at the Goyas
The Malaga-born actor says his hometown is always on his mind
Spain will be watching
Andalucia's regional elections will measure how much punch Podemos can deliver