Warning for drivers in Spain as new ‘flashing amber’ traffic light rule comes into effect nationwide
The new rules came into force on October 1 as part of a wider reform of Spain's traffic regulations.
Spain’s Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez ‘taking time to consider snap elections’ after losing housing vote
If Sanchez chooses to dissolve parliament, the earliest available date for Spaniards to head to the polls is Sunday, November 29.
Spain’s housing reform decree is defeated in Parliament, paving way for snap elections before end of the year
MPs have voted down a government proposal aimed at tackling Spain's housing crisis, prompting calls on Sanchez to resign.
WATCH: Horror moment highway truck robbers aim hail of gunfire at Guardia Civil officer before dishing out savage beating near Barcelona
Footage shared on social media shows the hair-raising moment the plain-clothes pair were wounded after confronting five suspects accused of stealing lorry cargo.
Snoring, insomnia, sleep apnoea or drowsiness: A multidisciplinary team at Quironsalud Marbella has come together to offer the ultimate treatment
Quirónsalud Marbella expands its multidisciplinary unit for sleep disorders, bringing together respiratory and neurological specialists to provide personalised diagnosis, treatment and follow-up care for patients.
Property sales fall as Andalucia asking prices surge by another 10% — with steepest rises in Sevilla and Almeria
The average two-bedroom flat in the southern Spanish region now costs €236,160, for a standard size of 80 sqm.
Doctor is arrested in Marbella after nurse is found dead from suspected drug overdose in hotel
The victim, a 56-year-old nurse, is believed to have died from taking strong prescription pharmaceuticals alongside her colleague.
WATCH: Torrential rain and flooding lash Spain’s eastern coast from Costa Blanca to Barcelona during red ‘danger to life’ alert
Authorities in Tarragona sent a new emergency ES-Alert to locals with more heavy rain forecast on Friday for Spain's eastern coast.
Spanish politics explained: Which of Spain’s five major political parties would win a snap election?
If Pedro Sanchez called a snap general election for tomorrow, or even November, the polling is pretty conclusive as to who would win.
Barcelona legend Lionel Messi adds to growing football empire after snapping up 100% stake in second Spanish club
LIONEL Messi has bought CD Eldense, the century-old football club from the inland Alicante town of Elda. The club confirmed the takeover in a brief
Swedish mafia suspect in Malaga mistaken identity slaying was ‘already on bail for Fuengirola murder plot’
One suspect, a man of Somali origin, had already appeared before a judge over a separate conspiracy to murder charge.
Renting in Malaga province hits an all-time high with average two-bed flat in Marbella now costing €1,888 a month
Tenants in the province are now paying an average asking price of €18.8 per square metre, according to the latest third-quarter report from Idealista.
British brothers arrested in Mallorca holiday hotspot after launching ‘brutal’ late-night attack on taxi driverÂ
Two brothers from Bolton on holiday in Mallorca have been arrested following a brutal assault on a taxi driver.
Andalucia president demands snap general election if Sanchez faces defeat over lightning Spanish housing reform
Juanma Moreno branded the PM's coalition a 'lifeless government,' arguing it a loss in Friday's vote would show it lacks a majority to govern.
King Felipe to visit Ceuta and Melilla for first time since migrant crisis in move that could further strain ties with Morocco
King Felipe will visit Spain's North African enclaves of Ceuta and Melilla this month for the first time during his 12-year reign.
Pedro Sanchez’s radical housing reform faces defeat in Parliament after his Catalan separatist allies refuse to back it
Junts announced on Thursday it would not back the measures, meaning the reform is now expected to be defeated by 172 votes to 171 on
Spain enjoys busiest summer to date after smashing August tourism record – with Brits accounting for nearly one in five arrivals
British visitors accounted for almost a fifth of a record-breaking foreign tourist total enjoyed by Spain in August.
IN VIDS: Horrifying moment Real Madrid architect’s flashy €130m luxury housing development is burnt to a crisp one month before completion
The La Querola fire has gutted a 51-home luxury development in Andorra designed by Jean Nouvel and Josep Ribas.
Spain’s top university moves up to 143rd place in Times world rankings
Catalan universities fill Spain's top three places again, as the rest of the country sees mixed fortunes.
FBI-led task force drags teenage leader of international ransomeware gang out of his Alicante home
The 16-year-old is alleged to have been behind thousands of cyberattacks in recent years.
EU paves the way for migrants to be sent to offshore deportation centres in Africa – with Spain the sole country to vote against
Greece, Germany, Austria, Denmark and the Netherlands lead the initiative, with Athens claiming an unnamed African country has already been selected.
WATCH: Five arrested in Valencia after racist attack leaves Moroccan man, 31, with shattered jaw
The victim was punched and kicked by the gang for at least five minutes during patron saint festivities in Taverners de la Valldigna.
Dutch builder, 48, who vanished from his Alhaurin el Grande home two weeks ago is found dead nearby
The body of Jeroen Mertens, a builder who lived in the expat hotspot of Alhaurin el Grande, was located at a property near his home
Farruquito: The gifted flamenco star, the drugged-up hit-and-run and the documentary trying to salvage his career
Farruquito was hailed as the greatest flamenco dancer of his generation before a deadly hit-and-run changed everything.
The Costa del Sol’s famous beach bars are under threat from local authority red tape
Local leaders say business owners cannot invest without clear concession rules as Malaga fights to protect its famous beachside bars.
Spain’s empty home owners face tax hikes of 150% on properties left vacant for two years – and incentives to sell up to the state
The new measures were approved by the Spanish government last week after protests over the eviction of 87-year-old Maricarmen Abascal in Madrid.