Death of former Spanish Prime Minister Adolfo Suarez imminent, announces son
Adolfo Suarez, the champion of democracy following Franco, has been given 48 hours to live
Crew members missing after Spanish military helicopter crash
Four crew members are still missing despite large-scale rescue attempts
African immigrants attempt Melilla charge
Around 600 attempt to force their way into the Spanish enclave in two waves
Madrid bomb explosives provider released from prison
Rafa Zouhier sent back to Morocco after completing 10 year sentence
Budget slashes fail to dampen growing public debt in Spain
Debt rises to record 94% of gross domestic product in 2013
Spanish bankruptcy laws reformed to help struggling businesses
New rules could help struggling firms avoid liquidation
Space travel to boost Spain’s property sales
Superfast global space travel could lead to Spanish property boom
Ryanair flight attendant sacked for eating a sandwich
Madrid steward loses second appeal against dismissal
Ferrari’s race to get in on Barcelona’s PortAventura action
New theme park to be built around car maker's brand
Spanish girl located several months after disappearance
Nine year old was kidnapped last August after going on holiday to Bolivia with neighbours
Human organ trafficking ring busted in Valencia
A Lebanese politician was arrested after trying to obtain a liver transplant through the group
Spanish women will seek illegal abortions or go abroad
A survey found 62% of those who have had an abortion in the last four months would still do so via other means under proposed
Spain’s rich/poor divide is biggest in Europe
The top fifth of Spanish society are seven and a half times richer than the bottom fifth
Spain marks ten year anniversary of Madrid bombings
191 people were killed and 1,800 injured in the bombings
Spain: Rubber bullets should not have been fired
Interior minister admits for the first time police were wrong to use rubber bullets
U2 singer Bono calls on Europe to help Spain
The Irish rocker spoke about a campaign for Spain at the European People’s Party congress in Dublin
Protests against tough new Spanish abortion law continue
At least 10,000 turned out for protest on the streets of Madrid
WhatsApp and Facebook’s big night out in Barcelona
Jan Koum celebrated his app's birthday with Mark Zuckerberg and singer Psy
African migrant smuggled in a suitcase
Border police spotted his friend struggling with the weight of the bag
Spain to fortify North African borders to deter more migrants
The Spanish government has announced a €2.3 million plan to fortify the borders of Ceuta and Melilla
Spanish police stop more than a thousand migrants crossing Ceuta border
Police have stopped a second wave of 1,600 migrants at the Ceuta border
Spanish car parks smallest in Europe
Report slams Spanish car parks as 'dark' and 'cramped'
Boiler rooms busted across Spain in biggest ever clampdown
A British graduate has been arrested for his role in the vast boiler room scam network, as well as more than 100 fraudsters in Marbella,
Abducted Spanish journalist released from Syria
Journalist Marc Marginedas finally able to call his family after six months in captivity
Erotic videos at police training course cause outrage
The aim of using 'humour' to inspire learning backfires dramatically
Overworked Spanish nurses could lead to more patient deaths
A study of nine European countries revealed Spain had the most overworked nurses, with 12.7 patients each