Six Junta de Andalucia bosses stand accused of embezzling €2.6 million in ERE fraud case
Those benefiting included two relatives of the officials, who got paid while not even working for the company
Brexit gets all too real as Marmite and PG Tips pulled from supermarket shelves in UK price row
Their parent company is raising prices as a result of the pound's drop
Racial, religious and gay hate crimes in the UK soared by almost 50% post-Brexit
The total number of hate crimes in the year 2015-2016 was up 19%
100 migrants climb over border fence into Spain during heavy rain
The migrants used hooks and shoes with studded nails to make the climb
Nicola Sturgeon announces second referendum bill on Scottish independence
The UK's decision to leave the EU has emboldened the Scottish independence campaign
Dozens of Catalan cities refuse to celebrate Spain’s national day
Many Catalans associate the holiday with the Franco regime
Photojournalist releases collection on the Mediterranean migrant crisis
Among the many articles in the 592-page tome, is an Olive Press story
Former Spanish King Juan Carlos I is accused of bribing officials to drop charges against Princess Cristina
Juan Carlos I has failed to respond to allegations that he offered anti-corruption group Manos Limpias €2 million
More than 100 migrants rescued off southern Spain’s coast in one day
Some 56 of the migrants were transported to Malaga
Theresa May to make first visit to Spain next week
It is her first visit since becoming PM
UKIP leadership contender and MEP Steven Woolfe in ‘serious condition’ after being punched at European Parliament
He collapsed outside the European Parliament
Acting Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy in Torremolinos for opening of congress
More than 1,600 lawyers are scheduled to attend
Almost 70 migrants ambush staff with knives and fire extinguishers to break out of detention centre in southern Spain
A detainee pretended to be ill as a distraction
Spain and NATO scramble jets as Russian bombers fly into Spanish territory
Spain sent two F-18 fighters to intercept the Russian planes
‘SEIZE THE DAY’: Theresa May promises to ‘bring power back to UK’ with Brexit
The PM labelled Brexit a once-in-a-generation moment
Ex-IMF chief Rodrigo Rato denies any wrongdoing at start of bank card trial in Spain
Prosecutors claim around €12 million was splashed on hotels, designer clothes, entertainment and travel
Partido Popular accused of ‘buying the silence of the unions’ with police bonuses
some members of the police were paid almost €50,000 in bonuses over just two months.
Spain’s UN Syria resolution that threatens sanctions for anyone who breaks truce shot down by Russia
More than 250,000 people are besieged in Aleppo
Spain’s ‘trial of the year’ begins as 37 PP politicians set to appear in court for corruption
The PP itself has also been called to the stand
Spain’s foreign minister demands UK pays health bill for British expats and tourists post Brexit
UK Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson is to meet his Spanish counterpart to thrash out a post-Brexit deal
Theresa May confirms Britain will trigger article 50 by March 2017 to leave EU
PRIME Minister Theresa May has confirmed Britain will trigger article 50 by March 2017. Once triggered, a two-year countdown to Britain leaving the EU will
Spain’s PSOE leader resigns with Andalucia regional head Suzana Diaz favourite to succeed him
THE leader of Spain’s Socialists, Pedro Sanchez, has resigned after losing a vote triggered by a party revolt. Sanchez became party leader in 2014 and
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Susana Diaz eyeing up leadership of troubled PSOE to become first woman leader of a major Spanish political party
Sources say she is leading 17 party rebels
Spain tightens taxes on businesses to meet deficit targets set by EU
Spain is scrambling to decrease its deficit