Earthquake hits Mijas
But most of the population failed to notice the tremors
Father and son mauled by dogs
A deadly attack by guard dogs on neighbouring farmers rocks small Andalucian town
Trailer park clash
Claims of assault and intimidation as police step into expat caravan park battle
Let there be light
Expat family cut off for weeks despite paying the bills
My council house solution
Graham Govier argues that the glut of empty apartment blocks around inland Andalucia should be turned into council properties
A load of bunkum
Bartie wonders what all the fuss is about for the proposed new hotel and golf course at El Palmar beach
The future’s orange
No reason to be bitter. This year’s citrus harvest will be a bumper one, writes Wendy Williams
Huge drug crackdown
Policemen and lawyers arrested in a series of huge drugs crackdowns around Spain
Cruise ships to dock 70km inland
Sevilla courts cruise ships with ambitious river dredging project
Bond bombshell for Connery
Actor Sean Connery and other suspects in the 'Goldfinger' case have been asked to pay a 60 million euro bond by a Marbella judge
Out of the sewers
All Andalucian sewerage to be treated by 2015
Anarchy in Spain
Europe's strongest libertarian movement turns 100.
Ballet exciting
Malaga hosts international ballet companies this winter
One way ticket to Romania
Authorities have smashed a gypsy shantytown and gave its occupants bus tickets to Romania
Brit busted for illegal Sierra bike tours
A British man was taking large groups of fellow countrymen on motorbike trips to the Sierra without permission.
Marbella socialite shells €1.8mn on car
Marbella dealership has turned the largest car sale in Spanish history
Slippery slope for eel catchers
Eel fishing has been outlawed for the next decade to help the species survive
Slow recovery for Marbella’s hotels
Marbella's hotels begin to fill up again after a worst year in living memory
Third time lucky for Axarquia oil
Olive growers of Axarquia are stepping up the efforts to gain an international trademark for their olive oil
‘Pirate’ Pitman snared
EXCLUSIVE: One of the UK's Most Wanted drug dealers has been snared in a routine dragnet operation.
Measles outbreak rocks Andalucia
Some two dozen people – the majority children - have contracted the potentially-lethal disease measles
Anarchist bomb pair in double trouble
Activists handed seven years for sending letter bomb to fascist group
Fraudulent animal refuge left thousands of animals to anguished death
A donations-funded animal sanctuary condemned pets to a "slow and painful death" to cut costs.
El Horrible in trouble
Supreme court rules that Algorrobico should not have been built
My God! What have we done?
Are you awake? Yep. Can’t sleep. Me neither. Are you thinking what I’m thinking? Probably... My God! What have we done?
Nerja remembers
A poetry recital is to be held to commemorate those who fought in the two world wars