SPANISH GENERAL ELECTION: Pablo Iglesias’s campaign poster put on Madrid taxis
Podemos leader general election campaign goes into overdrive
SPANISH GENERAL ELECTION: Pablo Iglesias scores hit in live TV leaders’ debate
Podemos leader comes out on top ahead of Albert Rivera, Pedro Sanchez and Soraya Saenz de Santamaria
GENERAL ELECTION SPECIAL: Election fever sweeps nation
Spain’s most closely-fought general election since the return to democracy marks a new era of multi-party politics
Spanish Prime Minister was catching up on expat news during crucial TV debate
Mariano Rajoy picked up a copy of his favourite english-language newspaper while in Andalucia
Pedro Sanchez makes barbed dig at Podemos leader Pablo Iglesias
The PSOE boss made the jibe ahead of the general election on December 20
SPANISH GENERAL ELECTION: Pablo Iglesias clashes with deputy speaker over corruption
Podemos leader sits in Prime Minister's seat before Celia Villalobos row during open day
Hilary Benn recalls Spanish Civil War in ISIS ‘fascist’ Commons speech
Labour foreign secretary defies Jeremy Corbyn to vote for military action
Spanish Constitutional Court rejects Catalunya’s independence bid
Legal blow to region's hopes of separating from Spain
Ex-Junta de Andalucia presidents in ERE probe
Maria Nunez will probe the exact involvement of former leaders Manuel Chaves and Jose Antonio Grinan
Artur Mas loses president bid in blow to Catalan independence push
He received the backing of just 62 of the 135 delegates
Spain’s political leaders go head-to-head in live general election debate
Pedro Sanchez, Pablo Iglesias and Albert Rivera attend El Pais general election debate but Mariano Rajoy is a no-show
Shady Panamanian lawyer presents himself in Ukraine as “Honorary Consul” of River-Hutt Principality
Shady Panamanian lawyer presents himself in Ukraine as “Honorary Consul” of River-Hutt Principality, trademarks the word “Multicook”
Flight from Franco: A P.O.W recalls his great escape from the Valley of the Fallen
Nicolas Sanchez-Albornoz recalls his escape from a prison camp in 1948
Valley of the Fallen: General Franco’s final resting place
Forty years after Franco, his tomb beneath one of the Civil War’s last battlefields is still causing controversy
Marbella embezzlement scandal surrounds San Pedro bridge
The stunning overpass has been denounced by political party Costa del Sol Si Puede over claims of embezzlement and funding irregularities
Mariano Rajoy seeks consensus from Spanish leaders over terrorism response
Spanish prime minister seeks unified response over conflict in Syria
Spain issues arrest warrant for Israeli Prime Minister
A Supreme Court judge said he would reopen a case against Benjamin Netanyahu should he set foot in Spain
Spain refuses to raise terror alert following Paris terrorist attacks
Government keeps same levels of vigilance and military support following brutal murder of at least 129 people in France
Gibraltar government to hold two minute silence for Paris at midday
Private workplaces are also urged to show their support for the victims
Former Catalan president Jordi Pujol’s eldest son dished out millions of corrupt money to siblings
Son of former Catalan president distributed millions from Andorra bank accounts
Tolox mayor starts prison sentence in Alhaurin de la Torre
Juan Vera faces 15 months in Alhaurin de la Torre prison for urban planning crimes
Spanish construction firm loses battle against Gibraltar over airport tunnel
Lauded as Gibraltar Chief Minister Fabian Picardo’s ‘most important achievement’, the Supreme Court in the UK has thrown out OHL’s appeal
German government is paying pensions of Spanish Nazi volunteers
Parliamentary enquiry reveals German taxpayer is funding 41 Blue Division veterans' pensions
Placido Domingo has sung out in favour of Spanish unity
Tenor says: “Catalonia needs Spain and Spain needs Catalonia.”
Former Spanish prime minister Jose Maria Aznar defends Iraq war
Ex-leader writes letter claiming 'Spain came out a winner' over war
PSOE prime minister candidate wants to scrap religious education from Spain’s schools
If Pedro Sanchez is named prime minister he has vowed to pull religion courses form both public and private schools