The Man-flu Diaries
Columnist Giles Brown discusses the Spanish love of illness
Lawyers suing lawyers
Our regular Olive Press legal column by lawyer Antonio Flores
Truth of Spanish gender-violence revealed in ground-breaking survey
Disturbing stats and spate of Andalucian domestic murders casts a dark shadow over International Women's Day
African migrant smuggled in a suitcase
Border police spotted his friend struggling with the weight of the bag
Spain to fortify North African borders to deter more migrants
The Spanish government has announced a €2.3 million plan to fortify the borders of Ceuta and Melilla
Supersol customers get their daily bread for free
The supermarket is offering vouchers for free bread to customers
Spanish police stop more than a thousand migrants crossing Ceuta border
Police have stopped a second wave of 1,600 migrants at the Ceuta border
Bankia ups its lending to small businesses
Announcement comes as a boost for struggling small businesses
150 ham cutters try to carve their way into the record books
Ham-cutters from all over Spain assembled to get a slice of the action
Zidane’s son snubs Spain for France
The son of legendary footballer Zinedine Zidane could play for either the French or Spanish national team
Overworked Spanish nurses could lead to more patient deaths
A study of nine European countries revealed Spain had the most overworked nurses, with 12.7 patients each
Spain and UK join forces to bring fugitives to justice
The two nations have agreed to work together to capture fugitives and send them home to be brought to justice
E-cigarettes: Widely banned in Spain but booming in UK
Research reveals the UK market for e-cigarettes has increased rapidly over the past year
Gibraltar and Spain separated in Euro 2016 qualifying groups because of political tensions
Gibraltar will compete in qualifiers for the first time against Germany, Ireland, Scotland and others
Spanish warship disrupts British Navy training exercise in Gibraltar
The British Foreign Office will issue a 'formal protest' to Spanish authorities
Spain, land of 10pm dinners, asks if it’s time to reset clock
Jim Yardley, writer for the New York Times, asks whether it's time the country turned back the clock, and started marching to the European beat
Sephardic Jews to be granted Spanish citizenship
Israelis will be able to enjoy benefits of EU citizenship as a result of proposed legislation
OLIVE PRESS INVESTIGATES: 2014 – The real numbers behind the headlines
Tom Powell delves into the truth behind Spain's startling economic statistics
All that glitters is not Nigel Goldman as seasoned British fraudster vanishes over millions of missing money in Spain
EXCLUSIVE: By Jon Clarke and Giles Brown. The Olive Press reveals how he went from boarding school rower to one of Europe's leading fraudsters and
PITIFUL: Protests against ‘animal Auschwitz’ lead to salvation and big clean up
EXCLUSIVE By Jon Clarke. Horrific scenes of animal cruelty filmed at official shelter leads to massive outcry and some dogs being re-homed
Spain scoops FIFA top spot again
Spain easily maintains top spot in FIFA world rankings
Spain’s road deaths plummet
Fatalities on Spanish roads are at their lowest level since the 1960s… and lower than France, Germany and UK
Skyfall!
Oh Oh Heaven - your chance to plunge from 15,000 feet…
This week’s most read news (14 December – 20 December 2013)
Take a look at the five most-read stories on the Olive Press website this week
Spanish border police block Philippines-bound aid
Border police block aid for Philippines from crossing border
New legislation sets abortion rights back 30 years
The Spanish Government has changed abortion legislation, severely restricting right to choose