The tangled history and legal battles behind El Algarrobico – Spain’s most notorious hotel
Decade-long struggle between Greenpeace, the Spanish government, the Junta and developers
Algarrobico hotel is illegally built on protected land, rules Spain’s Supreme Court
Decade-long battle saw Greenpeace and Junta protest against Cabo de Gato complex
British expats save wild cats from poisoning in Malaga
Mayor Rafael Torrubia has granted sanctuary to the cats
ANIMAL RIGHTS FOCUS: Is the tide finally turning on Spain’s attitude towards animals?
Animal welfare in Spain is often dubbed appalling, but charities, shelters and changing traditions suggest the campaign for change is gathering momentum. Tom Powell asks,
Catalan campaigners demand Spain rows back in Ebro River fight
Protestors march over government's transfer of water to other parts of Spain
Extreme weather causing one death over weekend leaves Malaga on yellow alert
Tragically, one toddler died and several adults were injured
Over €3 billion needed to prepare Spanish roads for driverless cars
An engineer with German car giants Bosch says Spain needs to invest at least €3 billion in its infrastructure before introducing driverless cars
Sierra Bermeja could soon become a National Park
The Andalucia Earth Sciences Institute has backed the campaign
Two eagles miss out on Valentine’s in their Spanish love nest after capture
The Junta will care for the feathered friends until their owners are located
Malaga province set for cold and snowy Valentine’s weekend
A polar air mass is on its way
Iron Maiden’s Bruce Dickinson flies an endangered turtle to Spain
The heavy metal singer’s personal plane flew Terri the turtle to the Canary Islands
Junta abandons plan for Cabo de Gata beach bar after public outcry
Plans to build a cafe and shop on unspoilt Cabo de Gata beach annulled
Zebra shark born at Benalmadena’s Sea Life
The shark was born at Benalmadena’s Sea Life as part of its conservation project
Jaen province home to biggest man-made forest in the world
The olive-tree plantation contains a staggering 64 million trees spread over half a million hectares
MUCH longer Marbella lifeguard season after drownings and Olive Press campaign
Lifeguards will be on the beaches full time from March 20 this year until the end of September
FEATURE: A closer look at Spain’s biggest earthquake in over half a century
Spain was shaking in its boots after Monday’s earthquake, Joe Duggan does a little digging to find out if Mother Nature could strike again?
VIDEO: Animal rights group PACMA slams rat-throwing festival in Valencia
Campaign group PACMA is calling for the Valencian festival to be banned
Volkswagen top 2015 Spanish car sales
The recent scandal over Volkswagen’s ‘green’ engines didn’t stop it topping the list of Spanish sales in 2015
Killer whales under threat with high poisonous chemical levels in the Straits of Gibraltar
Zoologists are now calling for tougher regulations for those found to be disposing of man-made PCBs into the seas
Two years’ jail for captain of Prestige tanker which created huge oil spill
Supreme Court sentences Prestige tanker captain to two years in jail for negligence
Almost 40 vultures freed from captivity in Andalucia
At least 18 vultures are still alive and well
Electric hire cars targeted by vandals
Environmentally friendly hire car company Car2go has seen 50 of its fleet damaged in Madrid
Israeli university awarded €70,000 after being barred from Spanish green energy contest
The Spanish Supreme court found Spain’s Housing Ministry had acted illegally by excluding the Israeli institution from Solar Decathlon Europe in 2009
Monday’s earthquake was largest to strike Malaga for 50 years
'Impossible' to know if there will be more earthquakes in the Alboran Sea, experts say
UPDATE: Child killed as powerful earthquake strikes southern Spain and Melilla
At least 26 injured in Melilla as tremors felt by thousands along the coast