Spain ends search for missing migrants – including eight babies The estimated 23 missing people were swept from their boat in stormy weather 8 Dec, 2014 @ 17:16 National News
Billionaire philanthropist drives global crackdown on corruption Starting with Equatorial Guinea 29 Nov, 2014 @ 09:52
UPDATE: Spain set to be Ebola-free as of October 27 Hospital director sets date for Spain to be free from Ebola 13 Oct, 2014 @ 16:15 Lead·National News
UPDATE: Seven more Spanish taken into urgent Ebola observation A total of 14 people are now under observation or being treated 10 Oct, 2014 @ 18:59 Lead·National News
UPDATE: Gibraltar Health Authority prepared for Ebola More than 200 members of staff have received training in the unlikely event that the Ebola virus spreads to Gibraltar 9 Oct, 2014 @ 15:09 Gibraltar·Lead
UPDATE: Ebola nurse admits she may have ‘touched her face’ with infected glove Five people are now in quarantine at Madrid hospital 8 Oct, 2014 @ 20:00 Lead
UPDATE: Hospital staff blame first European Ebola case on substandard equipment A Spanish nurse has twice tested positive for the disease, blamed on hospital failure to follow protocol 8 Oct, 2014 @ 11:24 Lead·National News
Southern Spain is the animal trafficking gateway to Europe Authorities in southern Spain are fighting against Europe’s growing animal trafficking problem 11 Sep, 2014 @ 16:37 Cadiz·Lead
New map for expat parents charts all British schools worldwide The most comprehensive British curriculum search 24 Aug, 2014 @ 08:30 National News
Flood of migrants in past 48 hours in Strait of Gibraltar Emergency services have picked up nearly 1,000 migrants in dozens of boats and rafts 13 Aug, 2014 @ 13:20 Cadiz·Gibraltar·Lead
Tarifa’s new bird lab to become world leader for migration The centre will study the effect of global change on bird migration 1 Aug, 2014 @ 15:50 Cadiz
Spain slammed by Amnesty for putting borders before people Spain spends 30 times more on defending its borders than on improving conditions for would-be migrants 10 Jul, 2014 @ 14:11 National News
EU grants €10 million to fight immigration at Spain’s borders Spain is bearing the brunt of immigration from Africa into Europe 5 Jun, 2014 @ 12:46 Lead·National News
African migrants in Melilla dash 60 African migrants scale the Melilla fence separating the Spanish enclave from Morocco 16 Jan, 2014 @ 15:11 Crime & Law·National News
Spanish authorities rescue African immigrants African migrants in desperate Europe-bound mission 9 Dec, 2013 @ 18:53
Spanish football friendly slammed by human rights activists Match in Equatorial Guinea causes outrage 10 Nov, 2013 @ 18:30 Sport
Was Russian libelled over African president money laundering claims? Court to hear whether Russian businessman bought property in Spain for Obiang 13 Jan, 2013 @ 19:37 National News
A closer look at ‘looky looky’ men The Olive Press discovers more about the illegal street vendors selling their wares along the Andalucian coastline 15 Jul, 2012 @ 19:00 Other News
Tarifa: Where the wind blows Wendy Williams is blown away by the magic of Tarifa, Europe’s southernmost point 13 Jul, 2012 @ 15:45 Other News·Travel News
King Juan Carlos under fire after Botswana hunting trip King Juan Carlos urged to stand down from WWF role after being caught hunting elephants in Botswana 18 Apr, 2012 @ 13:20 Lead·National News
Police hunt for thieves who stole 20,000 euros worth of solar kit from expat couple in Spain Couple lost dozens of solar batteries and their generator in the raid 23 Oct, 2011 @ 09:44 Granada
Parents dump two-year-old girl in rubbish container in southern Spain Toddler was rescued after local residents heard her cries 14 Aug, 2011 @ 15:58 National News
Riding the wind on the Costa de la Luz JON CLARKE takes a trip along the Costa de la Luz, Andalucia’s most unspoilt, if sometimes rather breezy, coastline 25 Jun, 2011 @ 10:00 Andalucia·Olive Press Travel·Travel News
Ferry rescues illegal immigrants Group of 44 on inflatable boat wre picked up off the Granada coast 10 Dec, 2010 @ 10:59 Granada
Saharawi protests in historic Jerez While perusing Jerez’s beautiful public library, I heard muffled shouts from the street below. The cries grew louder and louder until they filled the quiet 22 Nov, 2010 @ 21:53
A birds-eye view It should, of course, come easy for a bird, and now a family of Egyptian vultures are the latest group to start Twittering... as well 26 Oct, 2010 @ 09:00 Nature