Spain’s king to meet with political parties in last bid to end deadlock
The king will meet party representatives at the end of this month
Fears that UK-based Spaniards may lose workers’ rights if Britain leaves EU
Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond says Brexit would leave future 'up in the air'
Ronda Town Hall ordered to repay €650,000 in yet another golf course planning farce
Yet another case of poor management from the town hall’s planning department
Spain’s PM to face ‘crimes against humanity’ suit over EU-Turkey deal
The 'one in one out' deal has been slammed by rights groups and opposition parties
Spain’s political deadlock continues after three-way party meeting fails
Podemos demands proved too much for opposing delegates
Podemos think tank accused of taking €7 million from Hugo Chavez
Pablo Iglesias part of group funded by Venezuelan leader, says ABC
Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy wants to axe the siesta to shorten working day
In a move to bring Spain inline with Europe, Rajoy has announced plans to cut the working day by two hours
New poll shows new Spanish elections wouldn’t change results
Little shift in voters' choices as Mariano Rajoy bids to end working day at 6pm
Three more Junta bosses linked to ERE scandal
The move came a week after two former Junta leaders appeared in a Sevilla court
Manuela Carmena wants to rename Franco’s Valle de los Caidos
Madrid mayor proposes calling controversial site 'Valley of Peace'
First-ever United Nations of Marbella seminar to be held on April 5
Hosted by TV show Marbella Now, the summit takes place on April 5 at Laude International College
Gibraltar government ‘concerned’ over Russia’s unofficial Mediterranean navy base
It emerged that leader Vladimir Putin’s vessels are stopping off at least 10 times a year at the Spanish north African enclave of Ceuta
Huelva judge rules Junta are responsible for paying back Edu training course funds
Bogus training schemes for unemployed cost millions
Far-right militant group sets off flares at Madrid mosque
"Today Brussels, tomorrow Madrid?"
Second Spanish general election in June increasingly likely
No clear winner likely
Key Gurtel figure Francisco Correa sets up home in Sotogrande
He has been described by neighbours at his urbanisation Valgrande as a ‘loner’
Spain facing constitutional crisis as parties demand acting government returns to Congress
PP under pressure as parties battle for control of Congress
Former Junta heads probed over role in multi-million euro ERE fraud
Chavez and Grinan to be grilled over their links to corruption
Madrid resignations spark crisis in Podemos ranks
Nine councillors resign as internal battle threatens to disrupt Pabo Iglesias's party
King Felipe decides not to bring Spain’s political parties together for talks
Monarch's decision comes after Pedro Sanchez fails in second investiture vote
PSOE considers breaking local council pacts with Podemos
Threat comes as Pedro Sanchez fails again to win Pablo Iglesias's support in Congress vote
How expats can register for UK Brexit referendum from abroad
An analysis of the six most recent polls suggests 45% of voters want to leave the EU, while 55% will vote to remain
Rafael Nadal ‘losing confidence’ ahead of Indian Wells masters admits uncle Toni
Fourteen-time Grand Slam winner looking for ATP boost in California
Spanish political crisis reaches head as Pedro Sanchez faces second Congress vote
New elections will be held in June if deputies fail to elect PSOE leader
Spanish corruption cases treble since 2011, government figures show
2015 saw record number of arrests and investigations by authorities
Princess Cristina ‘convinced’ of her husband’s innnocence in Noos fraud trial
Infanta refuses to answer prosecution questions over family safari billed to her company