Collegium Musicum Christmas Concert 2014
OP blogger Morris Bishop reviews the Collegium Musicum Costa del Sol 2014 Christmas Concert
VIDEO: Greenpeace activist ‘seriously injured’ in Canary Islands oil drilling protest
The Spanish government is under pressure to abandon oil-drilling plans in the Canary Islands
UPDATE: Missing British boy Ashya King found near Malaga as family issues explanatory video
Police have confirmed that Ashya King, the missing five-year-old who has a brain tumour, has been found at the Hostal Esperanza de Benajarafe, Malaga in
Did the earth move for you?
Earthquake measuring 4.4 on the Richter scale hits Sevilla province in Andalucia
Tolox earthquake registers 3.9 on the Richter scale
The earthquake happened at 16.43 at a depth of 40 kilometres according to Spain's Instituto Geográfico Nacional (IGN)
Court rules Algarrobico hotel building licence was legal
The Andalucian high court (TSJA) has judged the licence was legally issued at the time
Skimpy bikinis anger Spanish handball players
Players have accused sports officials of capitalising on their bodies to lure spectators to the sport and they feel the focus is not on the
Firefighters tackle Mijas wildfire
Eight aircraft have been deployed to tackle a forest fire which has broken out near Mijas on the Costa del Sol
Protest highlights Pamplona’s Running of the Bulls cruelty
A hundred PETA activists from around the world gathered with the message to runners: 'You Run – Bulls Die'
PICTURE SPECIAL: Competa fire ‘stabilised’ but still active
Homes were evacuated as seventeen aircraft and more than 100 firefighters battled the flames
Chile too hot for Spain in World Cup 2014
It's all over for Spain's title defence as they lose 2-0 to Chile in the 2014 FIFA Word Cup Group B match at the Estádio
Cantar Appassionato
Teatro del Ingenio in San Pedro de Alcantara on Saturday, 7 June 2014 at 8:30 pm. Tickets 15€
Barcelona sack employee after she was spotted making racist monkey gestures
The woman, who was with Llagostera supporters, was identified by the Catalan club and reported to the police after the game
Former FC Barcelona coach Tito Vilanova dies, aged 45, after cancer battle
FC Barcelona announced in a statement it was in "immense mourning." The club plans to open part of the main grandstand so that fans can
PICTURE SPECIAL: Gibraltar power station blaze
Olive Press readers share their photographs of the blaze at the Rock's main generating station
Gambling websites offline after Gibraltar power station blaze and explosion
There are reports of extensive power cuts across the Rock and Gibraltar's online gambling business and telecoms have been badly affected
Two killed on the A7 coast road in Benalmadena
The accident occurred at kilometre 217 about 50 metres from the Higuerón exit travelling in the direction Cadiz
British millionaire businessman shot dead on Costa del Sol
Spanish police are hunting the killer of wealthy jeweller Andrew Bush from Bristol who it is believed was ambushed by an ex-girlfriend
Spanish ambassador summoned to Foreign Office after ‘dangerous’ incursion by ship into Gibraltar waters
Europe Minister David Lidington said the activities of the Spanish state research ship and its accompanying Guardia Civil vessel yesterday were not only "unlawful" but
“If music be the food of love, play on…”
Morris Bishop reviews the Night of Opera at the 20th anniversary celebrations at Da Bruno Sul Mare restaurant on the Costa de Sol
TICK-TOCK, don’t forget to change your clock!
In line with other EU countries the clocks in Spain go forward one hour this weekend at 2am on Sunday, March 30, 2014
‘Crashed plane’ off Gran Canaria sparks media frenzy
Reports of a crashed plane in the Canary Islands sparked uproar after being featured on BBC and Sky News
Fire, barricades and 53 arrests as Madrid student protest gets underway
Students protests cause chaos at Madrid’s Complutense University
Talk Radio Europe listeners bid for victory in charity telethon
The Costa del Sol radio station hosted its annual telethon for the Cudeca Hospice for cancer care
Going up in the world in Mijas record attempt
Organisers claim an aviation milestone and world record - the first ever remote-controlled human flight
D-Day for Spain’s most controversial hotel
After six years of legal wrangling Almeria's El Algarrobico Hotel might be set for demolition. Exclusive by Jon Clarke in Carboneras