Contraception made easy in Spain
Multi-million selling new condom design was invented in Cadiz
Nurses wear the trousers in Spain
Court rules it is unconstitutional to force nurses at a private clinic in Cadiz to wear skirts but the clinic is still threatening disciplinary action
Cadiz father’s protective touch
Endearing exhibit of parental love goes on display 6,000 years on
Cadiz Karate Kids
Over 200 martial arts students took part in a giant karate dance in Cadiz province
Spanish Civil War communal graves located
Junta releases map of the 50,000 victims still awaiting a decent burial from Civil War
Search for Spain’s ‘lost babies of Franquismo’
Police have opened an investigation into the newborn babies who were lost in 1960s-70s across Spain
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
Slippery slope for eel catchers
Eel fishing has been outlawed for the next decade to help the species survive
Daily Mail faces trouble over 10-year-old mum
The Spanish Attorney General hopes to prosecute the British daily newspaper for printing photos of the young parents
Malaga hotels making money
Marbella and Estepona have the most profitable hotels in Spain
The Pearls of Aphrodite
Andalucian firm first in Spain to produce white caviar
Left stranded
Ryanair pulls out of Jerez, just as airport expands
Trafalgar spirit recognised
Letter written by Admiral Nelson four days before his death off Cadiz fetches 40,000 euros at auction
Millionaire son nicked over polo club attack
The wealthy son of one of Spain’s largest construction companies has been arrested over a fight, which left an 18- year-old Algeciras lad needing full
On yer bike
The 2010 Vuelta a España will begin on Saturday with a special night time race in Sevilla
Incredible relics
Unseen Bronze Age artefacts made by the Phoenicians are on display in Cadiz
Arrests after nurse is stabbed
Two men have been arrested for the murder in Chiclana
Spanish bird brains
Six rare ibises are released in Cadiz
Watch out Messi, here we come!
Scores of talented youngsters at an Andalucian football school are turning heads across the world, writes Andrew Pearce
Seeing the light
Jon Clarke takes a ride down Andalucia’s most alluring, unspoilt coastline the Costa de la Luz – or the ‘The Coast of Light’ of Cadiz.
El Palmar developer scandal
Spanish developers in charge of controversial beach development charged with bribery
English hearts broken at Spanish Open
Andalucian Alvaro Quiros claims victory at his home course at expense of two British golfers
The great escape
Formerly a feared bandit hideout, Andrew Pearce discovers that the picture-perfect town of Olvera is still a great escape – but for very different reasons
Caught with his pants down
PICTURE EXCLUSIVE by Jon Clarke: Ancient-monument defacing vandal gets humiliating comeuppance
Expat number plate alert in Spain
Google and Spanish government team up in illegal car hunt
