Bartolome Esteban Murillo’s masterpiece coming back to Spain 200 years after it was stolen
Bartolomé Esteban Murillo’s San Pedro Penitente De Los Venerables is returning to Sevilla years after French troops swiped it in 1810
Spanish artists display work on side of lorries
Using the side of commercial lorries, moving galleries are rolling around the country as part of Truck Art Project
Smuggler’s confessions: Francis Morland sheds light on his old drug smuggling empire in Spain and Gibraltar
He went from house parties and skiing trips with Princess Margaret to smuggling cannabis, and rubbing shoulders with seasoned criminals
Cordoba salsa group win World Dance Championships in Torremolinos
Torremolinos dance troupe Sabalba came in second for their dance African revolution while Baile al Compás from Extremadura came in third
Six graves found in the heart of Estepona
An interesting and rare discovery
Jerez celebrates 20 years of iconic but endangered flamenco festival
An uncertain future for Jerez' flamenco festival
ANIMAL RIGHTS FOCUS: A positive view of bullfighting in Spain
In a controversial dispatch, expat bullfighting aficionado Lenox Napier argues the case for the corrida
Support of CNT-AIT union for puppeteers has roots in Spain’s anarchist past
Italian radical Giuseppe Fanelli's 19th century anarchist ideology fluorished in Spain
Jailing of ‘terrorism’ puppeteers in Madrid sparks battle over artistic freedom
Protestors march over Granada-bsed duo from theatre company Titeres Desde Abajo
Sabinillas venta that drew the crowds
Venta Madrona was knocked down due to the construction of an underpass through Sabinillas
Spain loses important historical collection of documents to Harvard University
Government refuses to look after 20th century conflict archive
Truman film picks up five awards at the 30th Goyas
The Truman show
Europe’s first-ever underwater museum to open in Spain
Accessible only to snorkelers and divers, Europe’s first underwater museum is opening in the waters off of Lanzarote
Game on for Gibraltar backgammon tournament
Gibraltar is poised to sweep the board with its first European Backgammon Tournament in February, the latest jewel in its international events calendar, writes Tom
PJ, Radiohead and LCD to Barcelona’s Primavera Sound
PJ Harvey, Suede, Radiohead and Last Shadow Puppets to top Barcelona festival
Pablo Iglesias surprises with suit and tie at Spain’s Goya Awards 2016
Normally he dresses casually and he famously didn't wear a suit when he met King Felipe VI
Smoking hot new museum in Caceres
The stunning Cultural Centre La Gota exhibits contemporary art and pays tribute to the area’s tobacco heritage
Spanish royal visit to UK cancelled for political reasons
The first state visit in over 30 years has been axed due to the instability of the government
Spain’s Goya Awards snub
The five movies in line for the best film award on February 6 make up just 1% of Spain’s total box office in 2015
Ancient Spanish tomb containing human remains reveals Stone Age burial secrets
The Neolithic tomb near Burgos contains 50 skeletons from a close-knit farming community
Spotify reveals Spaniards love Reggaeton music best
Spain's top tune is by Juan Magan
Neil Young and Prodigy to headline Madrid’s Mad Cool Festival in June
Jane's Addiction, Stereophonics and Caribou among star acts as Spain's summer of music sizzles
POLL: Would you ban bullfighting in Spain?
So far the Olive Press poll has produced a clear result
‘Lost’ manuscript reveals Orson Welles dislike for Ernest Hemingway’s macho interpretation of Spain
Welles and Hemingway traded blows during the making of film The Spanish Earth, after the author called the director ‘a faggot’
Spanish support for bullfighting slumps to new low – have your say
Huge drop in support among young Spaniards suggest custom is dying out
PJ Harvey, Radiohead, Suede, and Last Shadow Puppets to top Primavera Sound
LCD Soundsystem, Brian Wilson and Beach House among other acts at Barcelona festival