Half of the arrested protestors in Madrid have been released
They were brought before the courts for a range of crimes including public disorder offences
Tarifa: Where the wind blows
Wendy Williams is blown away by the magic of Tarifa, Europe’s southernmost point
The Olive Press offers readers chance to drive like a pro in Spain
Five readers will win a set of reversible signs which remind you which side of the road to keep on
Tax warning for expats in Spain
Brits could be subject to certain hidden taxes which must be declared by November 30
Spain pays the price of financial folly: As airports and luxury flats stand empty as monuments to Spain’s overspending, miners’ protest over subsidy cuts ends in bloody clashes
The Daily Mail’s top features writer David Jones considers the reasons behind Spain’s current strife
Sales tax to rise as new austerity measures announced
The Prime Minister sets out his austerity plans affecting sales tax, the unemployed and the civil service
Quadruple amputee swims from Spain to Morocco
Philippe Croizon intends to unite the world by swimming between all its continents
An Indian strip sensation offers to strip for Spain following Euro 2012 win
A popular Indian stripper has promised her Spanish fans a show after Spain´s Euro Cup Victory
Spanish unemployment falls for third month
The cut in the number of people claiming unemployment benefits is the largest ever recorded in June
Magician predicts Spanish victory in Euro 2012
The illusionist accurately predicted the quarter-final, semi-final and ultimate winners
Ban to stop convicts in Spain getting money for TV appearances has been rejected
Congress threw out proposal citing freedom of expression
Rubber bullets fired on the streets of Madrid
Police clash with protestors as thousands of Spaniards march in solidarity with the miners
Spanish F1 test driver on road to recovery
The Spaniard lost an eye in a crash in Cambridgeshire last week
Expat forced to stump up €1,000 in fines for sold car in Spain
Expats are forced to shell out in car tax and speeding fines over an unregistered vehicle
Spain football idol Andres Iniesta is no saint after all
Iniesta never intended to donate €300,000 Euro 2012 fee to fire victims
Cash reward for accused ex-mayor
Former Velez boss awarded damages after waiting eight years to clear his name
Jellyfish plague hits the Costa del Sol
The red flag has been flown on a number of beaches along the Costa del Sol prohibiting bathers from entering the water
Amateur singers get chance of a lifetime on the Costa del Sol
Breakfast show hosts have launched a talent show for undiscovered talent
Spain smashes organ transplant record
Seven patients including a child all received life-saving operations in a 24-hour period
Cherry juice suggested as aid to insomnia
A glass of cherry juice may increase the quality and quantity of sleep
Digging out of trouble
Economic crisis has seen a boom in the number of urban gardens springing up across the country
Urban garden movement booms in southern Spain
Deepening recession leads to increase in public allotments
Richard Branson’s ‘weedy’ good idea for Spain
Virgin tycoon claims legalising cannabis could solve Spain’s economic problems
What are the kids really doing online?
Mother-of-three Wendy Andersen looks at what kids are doing on the internet and how parents can monitor their kids’ online activities
England needs a lesson in language
As increasing numbers of European children conquer several languages, Britain’s youngsters try to play catch up
Smoking falls following workplace ban in Spain
Smoking bans leads to five per cent drop in workforce smokers while consumption also falls