European lawyers demand answers after Spanish family kept behind bars for almost 18 months with no formal charges
There has yet to be any formal charges brought against the Kokorevs
More than 160,000 protest in Barcelona to demand Spain takes in more refugees
Spain has so far taken in just 1,100 of the 17,300 refugees it promised to accept
Four out of five expats ‘very concerned’ about losing rights after Brexit
FOUR out of five expats are afraid of losing their right to reside after Brexit. Some 83% of expats living in the EU are ‘very
Spain PM Rajoy and French president Hollande in Malaga for political summit
The pair, flanked each by seven ministers, have met to discuss how they can bolster the working relationship of the two countries and better integrate
Accessing disability benefits for Brits in Spain post-Brexit
There will doubtless be people who are thinking that their entitlement to these benefits may cease
Remembering the thousands killed by Franco forces during Malaga’s N340 massacre
The anniversary has been marked by a series of events
British expat had to plan own funeral after killer painkiller prescribed in Malaga hospital destroyed his immune system
Hugh was told by doctors that his condition was ‘very serious’
Brexit could scupper Spain’s recovering car industry
Countries like the UK are showing wariness as the pound dropped in value
PSOE bid to have dead dictator Franco’s body removed from Madrid’s Valley of the Fallen
The main opposition party’s motion will be debated in parliament
Princess Cristina fined while husband Inaki Urdangarin sentenced to six years in Noos case
Cristina de Bourbon will pay a €265,088 fine for her role in the Noos scandal
Mariano Rajoy pledges to defend British expats in Brexit negotiations
The prime minister hopes 'nothing is going to change' for British expats in Spain
Spanish tanks pose ‘threat to Russia’ as part of NATO mission in Latvia
SPAIN will send troops to Latvia as part of a NATO mission which Russian officials have labelled a ‘threat’. The mission to ‘strengthen Latvian security’ will include
‘Don’t let them win’: Security expert urges Brits to holiday in Spain despite ‘ISIS threat’
Security expert Will Geddes appeared on ITV's This Morning and TalkRadio to talk about the report
Why should Gibraltarians have to repeatedly remind others that they are British?
WHENEVER things get difficult, Gibraltarians have to remind all who care to listen that we are British. Only recently our current Chief Minister, Mr Picardo
HUNGER GAMES: British expats will be ‘hammered’ by UK government’s approach to EU citizens, leaked document suggests
The document also pointed out it could now be left up to individual member states to decide if British nationals can live in their country
Britain and the US march lockstep into yesterday
BLOG: America and the UK are going through an identical change... now comes the politics, writes Ashley Andrews
Expat campaign group Bremain In Spain demands EU passports for Brits post-Brexit
Choose Freedom Campaign needs one million signatures
ISIS issue ‘direct threat’ against Spain after Brits on Costa del Sol revealed as ‘top targets’ this summer
ISIS sympathisers in Spain are being urged to 'attack, attack, attack!'
Pablo Iglesias re-elected as Podemos leader
The firebrand leader cemented his control of the left-wing party by winning both the votes in the general secretary and political agenda races, both of
Spanish businesses furious at ‘€785 million’ loss due to sanctions on Russia
The ambassador to Spain has said that the country's sanctions-related losses have so far totaled €785 million
British MP’s reject amendment to Brexit bill that would protect EU citizens in the UK
The Liberal Democrats have now vowed to get the amendment passed
WATCH: ‘America first, Spain second?’ Hilarious video message to US president Donald Trump
The clip attempts to 'appeal' to Trump by highlighting its racist history and insisting that the Spanish are 'definitely not Mexican'
Rajoy offers to become Trump’s Europe and Latin America middleman in first official call
Mariano Rajoy made the commitment in an official telephone conversation last night, the first between the two parties since Trump came to power
From dictatorship to democracy: The legacy of Spain’s first post-Franco leader
It is 40 years since Suarez's introduction of the civil war 'pact of forgetting' and Spain's first democratic elections
Devolved administrations won’t play decisive roled in Brexit, says Theresa May
'Relations with the EU are a matter for the UK Government', says PM
Theresa May close to securing British expats’ rights in Spain following meeting with Rajoy
The pair discussed the issue during an informal 25-minute meeting