Hospital Quirónsalud Marbella launches a Home Care Unit
The new service aims to support patients who require structured, coordinated, and safe care at home, avoiding unnecessary travel. HOSPITAL Quirónsalud Marbella has launched a
WATCH: Marseille drug lord caught hiding out in Madrid after fleeing double murder conviction
ONE of France’s most wanted fugitives has been arrested in Madrid after hiding from the outside world for almost two years. Policia Nacional officers captured
Costa del Sol jewel Estepona welcomes massive food festival this weekend
TAKE your taste buds on a mouthwatering journey through a Costa del Sol tapas route. This weekend marks the 15th annual food and culture weekend
Costa Blanca North: Where your Mediterranean life begins
SUNLIGHT, sea views and space – the Costa Blanca North brings together everything international buyers look for in a home in Spain. From the charm
UK agrees deal with EU to re-join Erasmus student exchange programme – here’s what it means for Brits hoping to study in Spain
AFTER a six-year hiatus, Erasmus is set to return to the UK next year, reopening a key study abroad route for British students. The EU
‘The largest energy crisis we have ever faced’: Europe warned it has just six weeks of jet fuel left
FLIGHTS across Europe could face mass cancellations ‘soon’ after it was revealed that the continent has just six weeks of jet fuel left. The chilling
A bloody war between Balkan mafias is erupting on the streets of Barcelona – and it’s already claimed two lives amid a string of shootings
BARCELONA has become the latest battleground in a bloody dispute between two rival Balkan mafias, with two people already killed in a series of shootings.
Ex-prisoner dies in horror Costa del Sol crash after stolen car runs out of fuel on A-7 motorway and a lorry smashes into him
AN ex-prisoner has died in a horror smash with a lorry on the Costa del Sol after a stolen car he was driving ran out
Spain’s hospital waiting lists hit record levels: More than 850,000 patients are in the queue for an operation
HOSPITAL waiting lists have soared in Spain with 853,509 people needing surgery last December. Figures from the Ministry of Health showed that the list had
Spain’s agriculture sector is one of the biggest winners from Pedro Sanchez’s migrant regularisation scheme
SPAIN’s agriculture sector is set to benefit from Pedro Sanchez’s migrant regularisation scheme. The sector has already applauded the regularisation of half a million migrants
Pundits on Catalan public TV stoke outrage by wildly celebrating Real Madrid’s exit from Champions League
REAL Madrid’s dramatic Champions League exit at the hands of Bayern Munich sparked jubilation far beyond Germany, as pundits on Catalan public TV ignited controversy
Malaga mayor who burned effigy of Netanyahu defends tradition: ‘We are pacifists, we are not anti-Semites’
THE mayor of the Costa del Sol town embroiled in an anti-Semitism row after an effigy of Benjamin Netanyahu was blown up at an Easter
Young British tourist punched policeman in the face outside Magaluf nightclub in Spain
A BRITISH tourist received a six-month prison sentence- suspended for two years- after admitting an assault on a Guardia Civil officer outside a Magaluf nightclub.
Spain’s Repsol regains control of Venezuela oil operations after Trump admin relaxes sanctions
SPANISH energy giant Repsol is set to take back control of its oil operations in Venezuela after the US administration revoked its licence last year.
Benidorm’s beaches could become ‘smoke free zones’ this summer under proposals by left-wing PSOE
THE opposition PSOE socialist party on Benidorm City Council wants a smoking ban on all local beaches. In July 2024, the council signed an agreement
4 bedroom Villa for sale in Sant Pol de Mar with pool garage – € 695,000
Barcelona · Costa Maresme · Sant Pol de Mar Living in Sant Pol de Mar! Sant Pol de Mar is one of the most charming
Barcelona launches massive crackdown on abusive landlords who flout housing rules and ignore rent caps
ROGUE landlords operating in Catalunya will soon be subject to tighter controls after regional lawmakers narrowly passed a decree doubling-down on recent housing reforms. The
ON THIS DAY: The death of Goya – The artist who captured Spain’s heart through bloody wars, royal portraits and a ‘poisoned’ Duchess
FRANCISCO de Goya did not just paint Spain’s history – he lived its most dramatic, colourful and scandalous chapters. To mark the anniversary of his
The EES deadline has caused chaos across Europe for beleaguered travellers – but how have Spain’s airports fared?
TRAVELLERS from beyond the EU have been bracing for ‘nightmare’ scenarios at European airports since the new digital border control system was gradually rolled out
How a zoo on the Costa del Sol is helping to save highly endangered tiger species at risk of vanishing
BIOPARC Fuengirola is playing a key role in the fight to save one of the planet’s most endangered animals: the Sumatran tiger. Good news emerging
Illegal Botox clinics with links to the UK performed unlicensed operations across the Costa Blanca and Valencia
A CRIMINAL organisation has been dismantled after trafficking Botox and running clandestine cosmetic clinics in Alicante, Valencia and Tarragona. Guardia Civil officers seized over 1,200
Barcelona fights back against petty street crime: Six foreign criminals responsible for dozens of thefts and muggings are finally deported
POLICE have deported six foreign nationals from Barcelona after they were caught committing a string of repeat offences in the city. These individuals had more
Step inside Toledo’s hidden convents and chapels this weekend as historic city opens its ‘closed’ doors for free
THE city of Toledo is opening up some of its most private and rarely seen spaces this weekend, with free access to hidden convents and
Danish firm backs Olive Press ‘Smash the Spiking’ campaign with innovative new glass lids to put on drinks during nights out
Have you been affected by spiking? Message us at newsdesk@theolivepress.es A DANISH firm has backed the Olive Press’ Smash the Spiking campaign relaunched last Autumn.
Armed robbers disguised as builders storm bank but are foiled by vault’s time-delay mechanism in Mijas
TWO robbers armed with a pistol attempted to steal cash from a store in La Noria by wearing reflective jackets, acting like builders. Arriving on
Family living in Madrid left homeless after city council ‘mistakenly knocks down house it believed was lying empty’
SUDDEN demolition in Cañada Real neighbourhood sparks outrage after residents say authorities tore down occupied homes without warning, leaving two families displaced. A family of