British pensioner ‘anxious’ over Brexit commits suicide just weeks after referendum result
His wife discovered his dead body at their home
UK ‘forced to re-think hard Brexit’ following stunning Zac Goldsmith defeat in crucial London by-election
It has prompted the government to release a statement
Spain slammed for ‘failing to protect’ gay migrants and refugees
Homosexual migrants have suffered discrimination, including threats and assaults
Imprisoned Marbella officials back in court to face fresh corruption charges
Julián Muñoz, ex-mayor, and Juan Antonio Roca,the former town planning advisor, are being investigated at the Primera de la Audiencia in Malaga over alleged accounting
Palma drops the ‘de Mallorca’ in third name change in eight years
Dropping the ‘de Mallorca’ the Balearic island’s capital is now to be known as Palma
King Felipe urged to ‘demand human rights’ after Spain strikes €40 million arms deal with Saudi Arabia
The sale was delayed for around six months amid fears that the weapons would be used in Yemen
Valencia politician Rita Barbera subject of alleged death threats hours before she died
According to El Mundo newspaper, it prompted the 68-year-old to alert a friend in the office of the interior ministry in what would be her
Right wing politicians try to point finger at media over death of Rita Barbera
Some former Partido Popular co-workers of the Valencia mayor claimed that media pressure mounted on Barbera over her involvement in a corruption scandal led to
Spanish lawyer leads calls for International Anti-Corruption Court
50 international lawyers are demanding the creation of an International Anti-Corruption Court
Margallo insists no voice for Gibraltar in Brexit negotiations
Margallo was asked to comment on his country’s position after the newly appointed foreign minister, Alfonso Dastis, failed to mention the issue in his first
Tony Blair denies planning political comeback to influence Brexit negotiations
The former Labour prime minister, who, according to a source, thinks Theresa May is a ‘lightweight’, has labelled reports that he has set up an
‘Make Spain great again!’: Pro-Franco fascists take to streets in Spain on anniversary of dictator’s death
A gay homeless counter-protestor was violently assaulted
New future for Pamplona fascist war memorial following exhumations
The controversial Monumento a los Caidos in Pamplona could become a ‘historical memory centre’ now that the bones of nine military leaders have been removed.
Catalan region now 50/50 on independence from Spain as pro-independence camp loses ground
The pro-independence camp has lost ground since July
UKIP misspent €500,000 of EU money to fund Leave campaign and to elect Nigel Farage as MP
Rules state that EU funding can only be spent on a party’s activities at a European level
MEP pushes for Remainers in the UK to have ‘associate EU membership’
The idea is gathering interest among MEPs
Charge for British to enter Spain in new EU plan
Interior ministers of the EU will meet tomorrow to discuss the bureacratic plan to make non EU-residents pay the current rate of £4.30 and give
Nigel Farage claims to be ‘catalyst’ for Donald Trump’s victory and calls Barack Obama a ‘creature’ during interview in Spain
He referred to Barack Obama as 'loathsome'
Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy prioritises Catalan issue during new term in office
Rajoy prioritises Catalunya over economy for second term in office
Junta de Andalucia boss Susana Diaz faces trial for coercing PSOE delegates investiture vote
The PSOE chief and three other party execs have been denounced for allegedly making threats to MPs if they did not abstain
Spain’s leaders react to shock Donald Trump victory in US presidential election
For many it feels like Brexit all over again
Spanish restaurant offers Trump Tower Burgers and Clinton burgers with ‘lies’ ahead of US election
Needless to say it doesn’t take a politics degree to figure out who the owners are backing
Ex-UK Foreign Secretary William Hague warns Spain could hold UK ‘hostage’ over Gibraltar
Hague suggested Mariano Rajoy’s PP government may aim for 'joint sovereignty over Gibraltar'
Boris Johnsons says UK will make ‘titanic success’ of Brexit while accepting ‘comeback of the year’ award
He believes Europe is coming to terms with the UK’s departure
Theresa May ‘confident’ her government can reverse High Court ruling giving Parliament vote on Brexit
It is not yet known if the government will change their arguments
Pablo Iglesias defends Podemos senator who ‘got lucky’ when he made €20,000 on sale of subsidised home
Pablo Iglesias said he simply got lucky when the price of public housing increased