Hero off-duty cop saves woman from savage beating by armed thugs in Malaga
The officer confronted two armed attackers after they smashed a glass bottle over the victim's head, leaving her unconscious on the pavement.
Spain on alert as websites go dark across Europe after AI uncovers critical flaw in software powering 70% of the internet
Websites across Europe have been taken offline after the vulnerabilities were discovered in PHP – a programming language used to run millions of websites.
EXCLUSIVE: Former modelling boss with links to Epstein handed Ibiza lawsuit over claims he raped American supermodel Carre Otis
The 76-year-old, who was once married to supermodel Linda Evangelista and helped manage stars including Naomi Campbell and Cindy Crawford, denies the allegations.
‘Good Samaritan’ loses kidney defending woman from crazed knife attacker in Malaga city centre
A good Samaritan was stabbed while protecting a woman during an alleged knife attack in Malaga and remains in intensive care after losing a kidney.
Revolut users in Spain locked out of account for 12 hours after ‘power event’ at Google data centre in London hits banks
The fault began shortly after 8am and was not declared resolved for the vast majority of users until 6.30pm on Tuesday,
Inside the luxury €500m Marriott hotel planned for Marbella’s Las Dunas seafront going ahead despite activist outcry
The Marriott-run hotel in Las Chapas is due to open in 2031 and is expected to create 450 permanent jobs.
Hygiene horror as unlicensed Malaga meat factory bleached 30 tonnes of pork and bones and stored it on the floor
The owner and manager of a meat company in Benaojan are under investigation after officers found an 'unlicensed warehouse.'
US demands end to ‘obsolete’ UN decolonisation committee that oversees Spain’s push to claim Gibraltar
The White House said the committee had outlived its original purpose, criticising what it slammed as 'repetitive meetings' and 'unnecessary travel'
When it takes more than ‘bueno, bonito y barato’ to sell a house to an international client
International property negotiations can stumble over cultural expectations, says a Costa del Sol agent who has spent 23 years helping Spanish and overseas buyers reach
Malaga to refund thousands of low emission zone fines totalling €1.38 million – here’s how to get your money back
Around 13,600 fines will be paid back over the coming weeks in a costly setback for the Ayuntamiento.
Spain’s most expensive areas to buy or rent property are revealed – and the rock bottom cheapest
Mallorca's Calvia has the highest average house prices of any municipality in Spain according to a study published on Wednesday by the National Institute of
Gibraltar woman, 30, arrested for money laundering as part of international drug trafficking investigation
Royal Gibraltar Police carried out a raid on a residential property and cuffed the 30-year-old on suspicion of money laundering and using criminal property.
Murder probe launched after woman’s body is found half-buried in a dune on popular Cadiz tourist beach
The body was discovered by a walker at Sancti Petri, in Chiclana de la Frontera.
Ryanair axes Malaga to Brussels route this winter as O’Leary warns of ‘the biggest increase in airfares’ in European history
Ryanair has scrapped a winter route between Malaga and Brussels, blaming higher passenger ticket taxes in Belgium.
Barcelona wins Pyrrhic victory over ‘seasonal’ lets but landlords continue to shun long-term market as supply crashes by a fifth
Barcelona introduced housing decrees earlier this year to stop property owners using seasonal contracts to bypass national rent controls.
Storm Adam leaves five dead and thousands evacuated as Pedro Sanchez offers up to €6,000 compensation for flooded homes
Immediate compensation of up to €6.000 will be offered to any Valencia region home damaged in floods caused by Storm Adam.
THIS WEEK IN SPANISH HISTORY: Franco’s body is exhumed, Magellan enters the Pacific and the War of Jenkins’ Ear roars into action
MICHAEL Coy delves into the events that took place in Spanish history this week, including the controversial exhumation of the body of General Franco.
Boost for British pensioners in Spain as pound sterling hits 17-month high against euro
The pound rose 0.25 per cent on Monday to 84.11 pence per euro – its highest level since May 2025.
Brits are heading to Spain for their holidays in greater numbers – despite, wildfires, EES and inflation
British holidays in Spain rose by 4%, ABTA says, as the country remained the UK’s most popular destination despite travel disruption.
Veterans from Ukraine and the Balkans are joining narco mafias in Cadiz to go to war with other gangs – and Spain’s Guardia Civil
Spanish prosecutors warn that former military personnel from Ukraine and the Balkans are arriving to fight drug wars in Cadiz.
SPECIAL MULTIMEDIA INVESTIGATION: Inside Spain’s wildfires and the factors that drove them to destroy an area the size of Mallorca in 2026
This multimedia report examines Spain wildfires, the people and landscapes they affect, the forces driving them and practical ways to prevent and contain future blazes.
Costa del Sol remains the king of low-cost as seven in ten international passengers landing at Malaga airport this year arrived on budget airlines
The share of passengers arriving in Malaga on low-cost airlines from January to September rose by 9% compared with last year.
Scottish tourist ‘knocks out tooth of man accused of groping his girlfriend in Magaluf bar toilet’
The Guardia Civil also detained the injured Moroccan victim on a charge of sexual assault, who denies inappropriate behaviour.
UK could rejoin EU single market ‘within months’ under Switzerland deal that would bring back free movement for Brits
Under a Swiss-style model Britain would regain access to the single market and the free movement of people.
WATCH: Luxury watch thieves targeted wealthy expats in Marbella, Estepona, and Ibiza – even choking them out at the entrance to their own homes
Six watches worth up to more than €450,000 each have been recovered after a summer-long operation with Italian police.
Pedro Sanchez to visit Valencia village left ‘upside down’ by deadly Storm Adam as 280 were rescued by helicopter and 2,100 evacuated
The storm killed at least five people after triggering catastrophic flooding across south-eastern Spain over the weekend.
