Sevilla scandal
Zaha Hadid, the London-based designer of the partially built Sevilla University library, has called the decision to pull it down ‘scandalous’.
Urgent! Male needed for Costa dance comp
Reporter Eloise Horsfield needs a partner for a media dance contest on the Costa del Sol
Bleat goes on
Firefighters saved the lives of over 600 goats after a blaze broke out in a hayloft in Jeva, near Antequera.
San Sebastian: The cutting edge of gastronomy
San Sebastian has been voted the gastronomic destination in the world. Here James Bryce looks at what makes the Basque city so appealing for foodies
Muddying the waters
Spanish plans to create a conservation zone in the waters around Gibraltar should be supported - on the face of it
20 ‘duckbill’ dinosaurs discovered in Cataluna
Paleontologists uncover the 70-million-year-old hadrosaur remains at an excavation site in Espinau
Spaniard charged with Benalmadena hit-and-run
A 26-year-old Briton was killed in the accident on Friday
I’m taking the bull by the horns, insists British bullfighter
EXCLUSIVE: Trained by the ‘Pirate’ Padilla, British matador Alexander Fiske-Harrison argues that as the ‘national fiesta’ returns to Spanish TV, bullfighting is more popular than
Phone fine
Telefonical has been fined €100,000 for posting a customer’s name on a debtors list having assigned him two phone lines without his consent.
Sewage bids
Nerja’s long-awaited sewage plant is a step closer to being built, with the town hall currently considering bids from 14 companies hoping to be awarded
Gay slur
Malaga’s PP party has asked to withdraw its appeal against using the word ‘marriage’ for same-sex civil unions and stated it was never intended to
12,000 hectares destroyed by fires in Andalucia this summer
The worst year of the last decade was 2004
¡No pasaran!
It is madness that, in cash-strapped times, money is being spent removing a prominent Socialist from a street name
Scottish expat in court for removing Franco plaque from his garden
Clifford Torrents took a hammer to the Franco tribute
Phallic folly
Two British teenagers are facing a year in prison having been arrested for exposing themselves on a flight between Newcastle and Ibiza.
Emergency payouts for Malaga fire victims
Payments will range from €2,580 to €18,000
Gibraltar hits back at ‘fascist’ plan
Spanish proposal for a conservation zone around the Rock would badly affect the economy
Hohenlohe wedding in Ronda
Desiree Hohenlohe will marry at the Santa Maria cathedral
‘We will defend the waters’, says Spanish agriculture minister
Miguel Arias Canete said the government would continue to support the rights of fishermen in La Linea and Algeciras
Dog pay-out
A woman who needed two months’ treatment after being attacked by two Boxers has been awarded €3,000 by Ocaso Seguros insurance company.
Republican’s name removed from Velez Malaga street
Avenida de Dolores Ibarruri will be renamed following requests from locals
Silver surfer goes out on crest of a wave
A 97-year-old man has died while surfing
King Juan Carlos: Spain must stick together through hard times
As Cataluna pushes for autonomy, the King calls for a unified Spain
“We had to escape the fire like rats,” says Mijas mayor
Jon Clarke talks to Mijas mayor Angel Nozal about the ‘terrifying’ 36 hours that wreaked havoc along the Costa del Sol
Costa campaigner Gwilym Rhys-Jones dies of cancer
Long time Costa del Sol resident has died after a battle with cancer
Prison change
Life sentences are being introduced to Spain for the first time following several changes to the penal code.