Belgian expat, 80, runs red light and ploughs into two women on Torrox-Costa pedestrian crossing
The Velez-Malaga resident said she was distracted when she ran the red light on Friday evening.
Fugitive arms dealer arriving at Alicante airport from Slovakia is arrested for ‘hiding ammunition in his shoes’
The 49-year-old man was wanted by the Ukraine on an International Arrest Warrant.
Leaders of Neo-Nazi far-right group arrested for hate crimes and possessing weapons in Spain
The Policia Nacional probe surrounded suspected hate crimes, unlawful association and weapons possession.
Storm Bruna hits Andalucia: Sevilla suffers flooding after overnight deluge while traffic chaos strikes the Costa del Sol A-7
The Costa del Sol and Arxaquia regions are under yellow alert for up to 60mm of rain falling in 12 hours until 7pm.
Spain’s right-wing bloc maintains poll lead as PSOE support edges up ahead of November 29 election
A PP–Vox coalition could scoop up around 190 seats in the November 29 election, polls suggest, securing a comfortable majority in parliament.
Horrific scenes as man, 68, is crushed to death inside car wash near Valencia
The incident happened on Friday at a petrol station in Betxi, Castellon province.
Family of British expat ‘beaten to death’ in Mojacar win UK inquest after Spanish judge controversially shelved the case
An inquest into the death of Brett Dryden, 35, in Almeria will open at South Shields Coroner’s Court on January 8, his mother Sandra confirmed.
Visit this clifftop Spanish city with gravity-defying hanging houses less than two hours from Madrid
Founded by the Moors, Cuenca is set in the mountains of east-central Spain in the Castilla-La Mancha region with steep cobbled streets and medieval ruins.
The medieval town with one of Spain’s best-preserved Jewish quarters named among National Geographic’s top places to visit in November
Nestled within the region of Caceres is Hervas, a place of intrigue that is filled with history and beauty, and one of Spain's best-preserved Jewish
Spanish judge ‘asks UAE to arrest couple’ suspected of ordering execution of Marbella’s infamous BBL surgeon Dr ‘Buttman’
Investigators believe a former patient and her husband hired a teenage hitman after Dr Alexander Aslani refused to return her deposit.
Shipwrecked, naked and posing as a healer – the incredible eight-year odyssey of Jerez conquistador Cabeza de Vaca
Cabeza de Vaca, or 'Cow's Head' in English, was left shipwrecked in Galveston, a popular modern-day holiday resort loved by Texans.
The Sierra Nevada village offering a writing retreat and ‘nervous-system reset’ for those who have already dropped their New Year resolutions
An Andalucia writing retreat brings writing workshops, individual mentoring, meditation and mountain walks to Murtas in February 2027, with meals included from €730 per person.
Political round-up: Puente’s exit clears the tracks for Spain’s election battle as general strike looms
In his weekly political round-up Barry Tabrizi explains how rail safety took centre stage in the Spain election campaign after Oscar Puente’s resignation.
Gibraltar treaty gets backing in European Parliament as committee votes in favour of ‘balanced solution’
The vote is a significant boost for the deal, with the EPP throwing its weight behind it despite the fierce opposition of its Spanish members
Horror in northern Spain as body of newborn baby found in freezer by woman clearing out late mother’s home
The woman had been going through her recently deceased mother’s belongings on Monday when she opened the freezer and found the remains inside.
The life and loves of Francisco de Zurbaran: How a boy from Extremadura became one of Spain’s greatest painters
The Italian word for Zurbaran's painting technique is ‘chiaroscuro’. Figures are painted in sharp, almost photographic detail, which some would call harsh
Kinahan-linked brother of former Premier League footballer feared murdered on the Costa del Sol as four jailed over his kidnapping
Darren ‘Roy’ Hoolahan, the brother of ex-Premier League star Wes Hoolahan, is feared dead after disappearing in Marbella in early June.
THIS WEEK IN SPANISH HISTORY: Antonio Flores is born, the Battle of Ebro comes to an end and ex-King Juan Carlos loses his rag
MICHAEL Coy combs through the important historical events in Spanish history this week including the Battle of the Ebro and disgraced King Juan Carlos losing
Andalucia is suffocating from poverty: Three million people struggle to make their ends meet, new report shows
Figures reveal that nearly 3 million people face poverty or social exclusion, with rising housing costs adding to the pressure on struggling families.
12 silly laws in Spain that will leave you baffled (and possibly fined)
It turns out dominoes are also illegal, as is publicly displaying your mop.
One dead and four injured in head-on crash between two cars in Estepona
Firefighters had to free the victim from the wreckage, and the injured were taken to Hospital Costa del Sol.
Zaragoza’s Goya Museum reopens after nearly two years with new and rare works by the Spanish master
The Goya Museum in Zaragoza has reopened with bigger galleries, new digital displays and an exhibition featuring more than 40 works by the Spanish painter.
Man gored in the chest by bull at Cadiz street festival dies in hospital after days in intensive care
The victim was struck by a bull during an annual festival on October 24.
Spain makes shock intervention in olive oil market to stop price from crashing after bumper harvest
Farmers hail the move as ‘historic’, while the competition watchdog warns it could push up prices.
Five country homes in Spain that offer the perfect cosy escape this autumn
Get a glimpse of more than just beaches with these stunning autumn escapes.
Spain could ‘pull out of 2030 World Cup’ if final given to Morocco
PP leader Alberto Feijoo made the pledge on TV show 'El Chiringuito, three weeks before the general election and amid tense relations with Rabat.
