Sky’s the limited
Thinking of starting up a business? Lawyer Adolfo Martos Gross of GAM abogados explains the Spanish SL and why it might be better to be
Frying water
New exhibition focusing on the work of three chefs
Moorish return for Matisse
The discovery of the artist's signature in the Alhambra has sparked a fascinating new exhibition
Home sweet home
Over 30 per cent of 25 to 35-year-olds in Spain are still living with their parents
Kids, get your skis on
Sierra Nevada is set to revamp its ski resort
Legionnaires outbreak
With four dead and 40 other cases, health authorities in Madrid are trying to find the source of the latest Legionnaires disease outbreak
Squatting in her own home
A 75-year-old is being forced to live in her home illegally, without electricty or hot water
Brits run for mutts and moggies
An animal charity has gathered a team of eager volunteers are to run the first Malaga marathon
Oy vey! Now we’re the Costa del Corruption
Spain is more corrupt than Israel, according to a new poll
A to Z of Andaluz
There’s a very good reason why you can’t understand the locals
UK gets wind of Spain’s top turbine maker
Gamesa has announced they are to set up shop in Britain
Illegal homeowners unite to fight
Illegal homeowners in Chiclana de la Frontera have launched their own political party
Homes from Hell
ITV1 are currently looking for British people in Spain who are willing to share their stories with viewers
Treasure hunt
Spanish navy is searching for shipwrecks in a bid to protect the country’s historical heritage from private salvagers
Busted over bingo
Police have raided a group of pensioners playing 20 cents bingo
M&S plans to expand
While Zara and co are creaming it in the UK, British retail giant plans to make big moves back in Spain
Virgin beach gets ‘urbanised’
Plans to develop the stretch of virgin coastline around El Palmar have come a step closer
The land that time forgot
Spain is littered with traces of ancient man, remains of dinosaurs and proof that Neanderthal man held his last stand in Gibraltar just 24,000 years
A growing collection
The Picasso Museum in Malaga has revealed 43 new works to coincide with the 129th anniversary of the birth of the famous Spanish artist
Jazzing up Granada city
Granada’s International Jazz Festival brings the finest international musicians to the city this month
Second homes in third world
An Andalucian based architects has launched a campaign to offer free homes to some of the world’s poorest people
British OAPs’ agony over bulldozed home continues
Helen and Len Prior have faced another setback in their ongoing fight for justice
Pope’s queer kissathon
Thousands of gay people set to welcome the Pope with a kiss
It’s a right royal carry on!
The courtship of the Spanish Crown Prince Felipe and former anchorwoman Princess Letizia has been made into a TV series by Telecinco
MP broke planning rules to expand luxury villa
Tory MP faces bulldozing after falling foul of Spain’s strict building regs
DNA breakthrough cracks brutal rape after nine years
Almost a decade after the horrific attack, a rape case involving a British woman is being reopened, thanks to new DNA evidence