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Andalucia

Remains of ancient Arab city in southern Spain makes UNESCO World Heritage Sites list

Elisa Menendez -
The well-preserved 10th century Medina Azahara settlement in Cordoba was once the de facto capital of Muslim Spain
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Travel

Segovia’s Roman revelation

Staff Reporter -
The Segovia Aqueduct - a UNESCO World Heritage site - is now believed to have been built between 112 and 116 AD
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Gibraltar

Gibraltar’s Gorham cave now ready for UNESCO bid

Tom Powell -
A specialist group of climbers and abseilers from the Fire and Rescue Service have been working to clear debris and old ropes
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Food & Drink

Malaga beer company helps push megalithic site’s UNESCO bid

Joe Duggan (Reporter) -
Menga is adopting the slogan ‘stone by stone’
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Andalucia

Andalucia battles Church move to strike ‘Mosque’ from Cordoba Cathedral title

Jacqueline Fanchini (Reporter) -
Andalucia’s Tourist Board refuses to accept the Catholic Church's decision to change Cordoba's iconic Mosque-Cathedral's title
Andalucia

Alhambra ticket fraud defendants accused of €3.5 million scam

Jacqueline Fanchini (Reporter) -
Following a ten year investigation prosecutors are calling for heavy fines and sentences
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