New exhibition tells the lives of Roman gladiators, with help from their tombstones
SLAVES, prisoners of war, condemned criminals or even free men who voluntarily chose the job… There was no one route to becoming a gladiator in
Right-wing weapons collector who made WhatsApp death threats against Spain’s PM, Pedro Sanchez, is jailed
A 66-year-old right-wing gun enthusiast from Catalunya has been jailed for seven-and-a-half years after making threats to kill Prime Minister, Pedro Sanchez. The National Court
First tomb of explorer Christopher Columbus discovered in Spain’s Valladolid
ALTHOUGH the true origins of the 15th century navigator are still uncertain, researchers believe they can pinpoint his original resting place before his remains went
Madrid court acquits artist of desecrating Spanish dictator General Franco’s tomb with red paint
AN artist who painted a dove and a slogan on top of dictator General Franco’s tomb has been acquitted of desecration. Madrid’s Provincial Court also
As Spain’s General Election looms, Heather Galloway recalls her day watching Franco be exhumed from his Madrid tomb
As we watched, alongside me there were murmurings of indignation and rage
Palma de Mallorca tomb of 13th century Catalan philosopher Ramon Llull gets makeover
Crypt in basilica of Saint Francis undergoes €15,000 restorations
Harry Potter fan vandalises 2,000-year-old dolmen in Spain
Police hunt Potter-inspired graffitist for defacing historic dolmen
Ancient Spanish tomb containing human remains reveals Stone Age burial secrets
The Neolithic tomb near Burgos contains 50 skeletons from a close-knit farming community