Out of the sewers
All Andalucian sewerage to be treated by 2015
Super Mario street
Video game characters leave their mark on Zaragoza
Anarchy in Spain
Europe's strongest libertarian movement turns 100.
Ballet exciting
Malaga hosts international ballet companies this winter
Ringing the changes
Brand and Perry show off their wedding rings in Madrid
Swopped sides
A Briton has been called upon to join Spain's national rugby team
Brit busted for illegal Sierra bike tours
A British man was taking large groups of fellow countrymen on motorbike trips to the Sierra without permission.
Marbella socialite shells €1.8mn on car
Marbella dealership has turned the largest car sale in Spanish history
Gibraltar airport in limbo
Local Spanish mayor is refusing to sell land for the new cross-border airport
Spain’s trains speed ahead
Spain has developed Europe's largest high-speed rail network
Slippery slope for eel catchers
Eel fishing has been outlawed for the next decade to help the species survive
Slow recovery for Marbella’s hotels
Marbella's hotels begin to fill up again after a worst year in living memory
Axe-Rayed
British pensioner flew to Spain with an axe in her hand luggage
Third time lucky for Axarquia oil
Olive growers of Axarquia are stepping up the efforts to gain an international trademark for their olive oil
‘Pirate’ Pitman snared
EXCLUSIVE: One of the UK's Most Wanted drug dealers has been snared in a routine dragnet operation.
Javier Bardem joins protest against Western Sahara violations
Thousands pack Madrid streets to protest against Moroccan violence against Saharawi people. By Troy Shaheen
Measles outbreak rocks Andalucia
Some two dozen people – the majority children - have contracted the potentially-lethal disease measles
Anarchist bomb pair in double trouble
Activists handed seven years for sending letter bomb to fascist group
Fraudulent animal refuge left thousands of animals to anguished death
A donations-funded animal sanctuary condemned pets to a "slow and painful death" to cut costs.
El Horrible in trouble
Supreme court rules that Algorrobico should not have been built
My God! What have we done?
Are you awake? Yep. Can’t sleep. Me neither. Are you thinking what I’m thinking? Probably... My God! What have we done?
Huge drug crackdown
Police have seized six luxury speed boats, 65 top of the range vehicles and 5.5 million euros as part of a huge international drugs crackdown
Britons Wanted in Spain on YouTube
The Spanish National police have issued a YouTube video of the most wanted criminals in the country and it includes two Britons
Nerja remembers
A poetry recital is to be held to commemorate those who fought in the two world wars
Daily Mail faces trouble over 10-year-old mum
The Spanish Attorney General hopes to prosecute the British daily newspaper for printing photos of the young parents
Let’s build
This week Liam Kellehar looks at the architect’s role during construction