Parliament to probe illegal funding claims against Mariano Rajoy’s Partido Popular
A series of corruption scandals has caused popularity for the PP to wane
EU TO UK: No free trade talks until your bills are settled and citizens’ rights are guaranteed
The draft says there can be no 'cherrypicking'
Theresa May wants expat question answered at ‘early stages’ of Brexit negotiations
It comes after she formally triggered Article 50 on Tuesday night
Spain will host Brexit meeting on UK negotiations with southern EU leaders
They will meet at the El Pardo palace outside Madrid
EU leaders say UK will have to remain in EU until 2022 and pay for its ‘liabilities’
Theresa May signed the letter to trigger article 50 late last night
Spain opens Brexit desk at London embassy as Theresa May’s article 50 letter is received in Brussels
The letter informing the EU that it will leave the bloc has now been received by Brussels
BREAKING: Brexit begins as Theresa May formally triggers Article 50 and says the UK must ‘come together’
Negotiations between the UK and EU members will now begin
‘Made in Germany’ is the most respected brand in the world while ‘Made in Spain’ lags behind
The 'Made in Country' label was first introduced by the UK 130 years ago
Devastating tsunami will hit southern Spain and Portugal, experts warn
The Gulf of Cadiz sits on a major plate boundary posing a huge risk to coastal areas
The best signs and banners from the weekend’s anti-Brexit march in London
At least 25,000 joined the march
Spain applauds Theresa May’s tough approach on Scottish independence in sign of goodwill ahead of Brexit talks
Spain is a key potential ally to May's government
Insolvent Landsbanki bank fails in trying to evict British expat Alzheimer’s sufferer from Ronda
Landsbanki collapsed at the start of Spain’s housing crisis in 2008
Spain rejects UK travel ban on laptops and mobile devices on flights from ‘terror hotspots’
Defence experts fear there will be a security 'loophole'
Catalonia approves funds to hold independence referendum
The government has promised to hold a referendum by the end of September
BREAKING: UK Parliament on lockdown following gunshots
A policeman has been stabbed
Spanish lawyers warn that human rights laws could scupper Theresa May’s plan for EU migrant cut-off date
Brexit could see a surge in European citizens using human rights laws to remain in the UK
Economic recovery in Spain failing to reach wage earners as poverty increases
Poverty has increased in the country despite its solid performance
Fracking has officially failed in Spain in loss for Mariano Rajoy’s Partido Popular
Fracking firms have been met with strong opposition from locals and regional authorities
LEAKED: EU will take UK to International Court if it does not pay €57 billion ‘divorce bill’
Only six people have seen the 'secret EU strategy', including Donald Tusk and Jean-Claude Juncker
Theresa May calls Donald Trump ‘gentleman’ as she becomes first UK PM to pose for American Vogue
The feature piece sees May pose for noted photographer Annie Leibovitz while answering questions on a range of issues
Partido Popular push to scrap Marbella and San Pedro ferias in new budget changes
Muñoz wants €2.1 million to implement a jobs drive and will get the cash from the events budget
Spain backs common agreement to secure rights of British expats ‘in principle’
It is thought the issue will be at the top of the agenda once Brexit talks begin
BREAKING: Theresa May to trigger Article 50 and begin Brexit on March 29
The rights of British expats and EU citizens in the UK will be decided during negotiations
Corruption, drugs and rock n roll: How a rising star’s Spanish dream became a nightmare
He spent three years behind bars in Spain but was never charged
EXCLUSIVE: Ciudadanos leader Albert Rivera offers ‘total support’ to British expats in Spain
ALBERT Rivera has told The Olive Press he offers his ‘total support’ to British expats living in Spain. The Ciudadanos leader was speaking at a
Scottish independence referendum ‘will be rejected’
First Minister of Scotland Sturgeon said blocking the vote would be a 'democratic outrage'