Blood on their hands
British poet criticises anyone attending this week's Running of the Bulls festival in Pamplona
Top chef Sergi Arola threatens to quit Spain
Double Michelin-starred chef's popular Madrid restaurant shut down by tax inspectors
Andalucia’s toll roads are the most expensive in Spain
Report, issued by watchdog group Consumer, reveals that the region's tolls are the most expensive in the country
Mayor goes on a hunger strike after town’s water supply dries up
Victor Castillo, mayor of Valle de Abdalajis, is furious that damage to the town's aquifers by train company Adif has still not been overcome
Spanish jets buzz Gibraltar
Spanish jets crossed into the Rock's airspace, it was claimed yesterday
Barcenas appeals jail sentence and denies ‘flight risk’ claim
The former PP treasurer has appealed to the National Court just days after being jailed without bail
Gibraltarian and two other men detained for possession of firearms
Three men suspected of running an illegal weapons sales business were detained in Marbella for the possession of 11 firearms
Costa del Sol rape case goes to trial
Three men accused of raping a British woman will be sentenced in Malaga this week
Former PP treasurer is jailed in Madrid
Luis Barcenas, who is embroiled in several high-profile scandals, has been jailed without bail while proceedings continue
Ombudsman outrage in Andalucia
Parties unite to oppose government austerity plan to scythe the public defenders
Let them come home
Pensioners kicked out of their own flats after care home probe is launched following the death of an elderly expat
Outrage after top bullfighter posts pit-bull attack on Facebook
Joao Moura Jr posted pictures showing a pack of pit bulls attacking a calf at his finca
Health cuts could cost lives warn Spanish doctors
Healthcare cuts could be leading to spiralling medical problems, claim experts
EXCLUSIVE: Family found dead in Mijas were killed ‘up to two days apart’
Neighbours reported hearing two sets of gunshots at the Mijas urbanisation separated by 'at least' a day
EXCLUSIVE: First picture of tragic triple murder suicide in southern Spain
Sheila Wood, 54, apparently shot by her husband Philip could have been planning her suicide for months a sad Facebook posting shows
Three family members found shot dead in Mijas on the Costa del Sol
Sources close to the investigation suspect the man shot his wife and disabled daughter before turning the gun on himself
Spain denies Gibraltar jet ski shooting
Despite growing evidence Spain has officially denied that a patrol boat fired at a Gibraltarian on a jet ski this weekend
‘I was very shaken and furious,’ says Gibraltar jet skier Dale Villa shot at by Guardia Civil
The jet skier shot at by the Guardia Civil speaks exclusively to the Olive Press
Toni Muldoon’s right-hand men convicted of money laundering
Former UK police detective and a Fuengirola expat convicted for Costa del Sol mega-scam
Gibraltar jet ski shooting
Police are investigation reports that a Guardia Civil vessel fired shots at a Gibraltarian jet ski
Newborn baby rescued from drain in Alicante
A woman has confessed to abandoning the child, saying she didn't have enough money for an abortion.
Gang of youths who killed British man finally face jail
Stephen Mallon died in hospital after he was brutally beaten and pushed over a four-meter high wall
Government proposes eliminating ombudsmen
Spanish government plans to get rid of the ombudsmen from Spanish autonomous communities.
Scotland Yard to take over Madeleine McCann case
Scotland Yard will take over the controversial case from Portugese officials
Dangerous paedophile who fled Spain is arrested in Morocco
Robert Edward Bill was caught trying to abduct a six-year-old local
Spanish economy making ‘strong progress’
But the country still needs to be doing more to get millions back into jobs