Radio frequency war leads to diplomatic incident
Spectrum FM and Smooth FM's battle over a radio frequency disrupted an official Moroccan national station
Algarrobico Hotel saga rumbles on as ownership of disputed land changes again
TSJA reverses its controversial decision on the Algarrobico Hotel and hands ownership of the land back to the Junta
New expat book about exploring Almeria
Kevin Borman’s 'Flamingos in the desert – Exploring Almeria' has been four years in the making
Olive Press readers overwhelmingly support campaign to demolish Algarrobico
Our online poll reveals how readers really feel about the monstrous hotel
DISGRACE: El Algarrobico hotel declared legal…. Have your say, legal or not?
Green groups shocked as Algarrobico hotel is deemed legal while expats, such as the Priors, see their disputed homes bulldozed
Greenpeace not giving up after Algarrobico hotel ruled as legal
The Andalucian Supreme Court has ruled the hotel, built on a beach in a nature reserve, is legal after all
Expat author releases latest novel
Jane Finch, of Almeria, hopes 'The Black Widows' will be a success
Lenox Napier found guilty of defaming the Euesdens
Blogger convicted in Almeria court after posting a series of online articles
Fake gas inspectors arrested for conning victims out of millions
Police have carried out raids in Malaga, Granada and Almeria to decimate the criminal network
Estepona boiler room has ruined our lives!
Boiler room victims in Almeria face financial ruin and the loss of their home. By Tom Powell.
Man dies after drinking whisky found in bin
A group of men in Almeria became seriously ill after drinking whisky found in a doorway bin, with one dead
D-Day for Spain’s most controversial hotel
After six years of legal wrangling Almeria's El Algarrobico Hotel might be set for demolition. Exclusive by Jon Clarke in Carboneras
Andalucia tops shadow economy black list
Andalucia's black market is 5% larger than the national average
The Euesdens stole my newspaper claims British journalist
Euro Weekly News publishers failed to pay monies due at conclusion of a three-year buyout deal, claims expat journalist
We were the victims of a ‘campaign of terror’, claim Spanish newspaper publishers Michel and Steven Euesden
Tearful Euro Weekly News owners tell court how journalist undertook hate campaign over claims they stole his newspaper
Euro Weekly News owners in libel trial
Publishers suing journalist Lenox Napier who claims they stole his paper off him
Fruit flop
Plans to introduce a new fruit shipping route from Spain to the UK have been shelved
Hail hell
More than 300 people protested in Almunecar in support of local farmers affected by a hailstorm in August
JAMES CONEY: Retired expats whose Spanish homes may be demolished are victims of corruption on monumental scale
The Daily Mail's James Coney on the hundreds of Almeria ex-pats who face the anguish of losing their homes
Demolition fear for 140 more homes
Pressure group believes a new wave of destruction could begin at any time
Animal charities unite in bid to stop slaughter of feral cats
City cats in Almeria at risk of slaughter by ayuntamiento
Andalucian government stops the eviction of four families
Government takes legal steps to keep roof over families heads
Spanish singer Manolo Escobar dies
Manolo Escobar falls victim to cancer at the age of 82
Life’s a beach at new ocean festival
Three day event in Almunecar includes talks, competitions and activities
Ridley Scott in Almeria to shoot Exodus
Riddley Scott, Christian Bale and Aaron Paul are in Andalucia to shoot Exodus
VIDEO: Nightmare returns for illegal homeowners in Spain as Junta once again demolishes foreigners homes
New demolitions of expat homes again causes anxiety around Andalucia. By Alex Iszatt and Brian Sherwood, in Cantoria