Health cuts could cost lives warn Spanish doctors
Healthcare cuts could be leading to spiralling medical problems, claim experts
UK government to strip expats of Winter Fuel Allowance
The move will affect over 60,000 pensioners living in Spain
Picardo calls on Cameron over Gibraltar jet ski shooting
The Chief Minister has written to the Prime Minister to express his frustration at the incident
Spanish police make a second incursion into British waters as more evidence of shooting emerges
Guardia Civil are said to have entered waters around the Rock again following jet ski shooting incident
Government proposes eliminating ombudsmen
Spanish government plans to get rid of the ombudsmen from Spanish autonomous communities.
New British Ambassador to Spain
The UK has appointed Simon Manley as the new Ambassador to Spain and non-resident Ambassador to Andorra
Trust falls as corruption rises in Spain
Recent reports reflect an increased suspicion of the Spanish government as corruption hits an all-time high
Dangerous paedophile who fled Spain is arrested in Morocco
Robert Edward Bill was caught trying to abduct a six-year-old local
Letter warned Amy Fitzpatrick would ‘disappear’ three years before she vanished
A letter sent to the Irish embassy in 2005 predicted that the teenager would go missing
Three members of Toni Muldoon’s Costa gang found guilty
Judge tells trio that jail sentences are 'inevitable' over €6.6 million scam
Spain’s biodiversity is ‘the most fragile in Europe’
Green group warn government over 'alarming' situation
Three week charity walk in Andalucia
Olive Press appeals to its readers to join a fantastic 21 day Coast to Coast walk to raise money for needy kids in Nepal
Road to nowhere
Toll roads around Spain are in danger of shutting as the construction boom sees one more victim
Spanish bosses are among highest paid in Europe
Spanish CEOs defy crisis with second highest wages at €788 per hour
EU backs campaigners in calls to change Spain’s mortgage laws
European Parliament has called for changes to Spain's tough eviction laws
BMW runs employment scheme for jobless Spaniards
The firm will hire a group of 25 young workers to be trained at its Munich headquarters
Garzon backs Franco victims in the search for truth
Over 40 groups have joined forces with backing from former High Court judge, Baltazar Garzon, to create the Platform for a Truth Commission
Mother of Dean Fitzpatrick fails to attend his funeral
Former Mijas resident and mother of missing Amy, Audrey Fitzpatrick, missed the service due to illness
Bank of Spain calls for minimum wage to be scrapped
The governor of the central bank has suggested several reforms to the labour laws
Judge demands new information on ‘PP slush fund’
Judge Pablo Ruz has ordered the party to provide details about financial transactions received between 1990 and 2005
Working worries in Andalucia
Andalucia named as Europe’s second most unemployed region
British bung kept Spain out of WWII
Documents reveal the Foreign Office bribed Spain to stay neutral
Gibraltar accepted into UEFA
But Gibraltar will not be allowed to play Spain despite finally getting UEFA status
Environmentalists take action against San Roque pollution
Ecologists believe the Cepsa refinery is ‘emitting dangerous chemicals at night’
Drama in the Axarquia
Local theatre groups from across the province will head to Nerja for the Axarquia Amateur Theatre Festival tonight
Full circle for the ‘King of Clubs’
The Olive Press looks back at the lives of the aristocrats and celebrities that turned a small fishing village into a glitzy, star-studded resort for